Новости за 12.03.2024

All the action as Gillingham visit AFC Wimbledon, Ebbsfleet go to Aldershot and Maidstone are at home to Chelmsford.

Holcombe earned their second Division One South win in as many days on Sunday - scoring six goals on each occasion.

Manager Mark Stimson insists he has seen enough from Margate’s squad to believe they can secure Isthmian Premier survival.

Ben Clifton is the new team manager for the returning Kent Kings - and another key role has also been filled ahead of the new speedway season.

Chatham Town manager Kevin Hake is preparing for another testing clash against Ashford United as they battle for a place in a cup final.

A Grade I-listed Georgian townhouse in the heart of a historic waterfront landmark has gone on the market for £1.5 million.

In-form Jephte Tanga will spend the rest of the season with Maidstone, boss George Elokobi has confirmed.

A footballer accused of using homophobic slurs went quiet when he faced an FA charge - but was hit with an eight-game ban.

Chris Almond is a world-record holder as far as Canterbury Golf Club are concerned.

A mum who suffered life-changing injuries in a terrifying rottweiler attack has blasted a judge’s decision to save the dog from being put down.

Ebbsfleet manager Danny Searle makes his first return to Aldershot since being axed by the club more than two years ago.

An independent garden centre could be turfed over and transformed into new homes to help meet an area’s chronic shortage of housing.

There has been a change in goalkeeper for Dover ahead of the season run-in.

An engineer who got stuck in traffic because of Just Stop Oil protesters flew into a rage and smashed up an Asda lorry with a crowbar.

The arrivals of George Garrett and Michael Cohen have been described as “a nice two-fold signing” to strengthen Kent’s bowling attack.

Gillingham head coach Stephen Clemence has played down facing friend Johnnie Jackson at AFC Wimbledon.

A highly anticipated theatre hoping to entertain thousands each year will be the UK’s first to only allow vegan food.

We got into the ring with one of Kent’s toughest bouncers – who wants teenagers to get off their phones and get fit.

An audit of Kent’s road closures has found several incidents where they were deemed unsafe and closed without work even starting.