Новости за 21.03.2024

Gillingham have had a better week on the training ground and there’s some positive team news ahead of the match at Morecambe.

Invicta Dynamos complete their Southern Cup commitments this weekend in preparation for the Play-off Quarter-Finals.

Chatham Town will be looking to put their league woes behind them for 90 minutes when they play their part in a historic day at Ipswich.

Chatham Town boss Kevin Hake hopes his men learn from their Kent Senior Cup exit at Ebbsfleet United after a ruthless display from the hosts.

Leyton Orient loanee Jephte Tanga is thriving as he hones his skills under George Elokobi at Maidstone.

Kevin Watson was in for the long haul at Ashford United but, after less than a season, the club have opted to make a management change.

One of Kent’s biggest bluebell gardens is set to reopen, but the warm weather means the flowers might come earlier than expected.

Ebbsfleet striker Rakish Bingham says National League survival will be the fitting finale to his return from injury.

Planning decisions may sometimes be tough, but our columnist believes they should favour businesses looking to expand and thrive.

Head coach Stephen Clemence accepts his Gillingham team won’t fulfil their play-off target while their scoring problems persist.

Head coach Matt Walker has explained how Kent have finally got their man by recruiting Australian fast bowler Xavier Bartlett.

A former Debenhams is being transformed – and the first new tenant is a restaurant with one of the biggest menus known to man.

The benefits system, 'extremist' views and the treatment of the Princess of Wales are among topics tackled in this week's letters to the editor.

Plans have been submitted to replace the roof of a town’s entertainment venue which was forced to shut following the discovery of unsafe concrete.

Proposals to turn a derelict pub into a pizza takeaway have returned four years after they were first refused.

A distressed dad says hospital bosses should be “ashamed” after his sick son was left waiting on a hard chair in A&E for 18 hours.

Bosses at a hugely popular microbar say they will be forced to shut if they are unable to keep their outdoor seating.

Brides-to-be can pick up a bargain after a generous wedding shop owner donated her stock of dresses, veils and shoes to charity.

Probation services across swathes of the county have been rated “inadequate” after inspectors found staff were overwhelmed and inexperienced.