Новости за 09.05.2024

A football club’s first team will be back at their “natural home” next season.

David Masters hopes to bring the fun factor back to Minster as 1st XI captain - but the aim remains the same.

Lordswood start their defence of the Kent League Premier Division title this weekend and have had an ideal warm-up match.

Club captain Gavin Hoyte had a feeling his time at Maidstone United was coming to an end.

Ashford’s new owners won’t throw silly money around when their takeover is complete.

Ebbsfleet chief executive Damian Irvine says approval for a new 8,000 capacity stadium is a game-changer.

We visited one of Kent’s only fully plant-based cafes to see if the food measures up - and didn’t miss the meat or dairy at all.

Luke Coulson admits he’s disappointed to be leaving Dartford on a sour note - but denied their National League South relegation influenced his exit.

Gillingham boss Mark Bonner insists he’ll have the final say on players the club will be looking to sign this summer.

A terrified mum whose family faces a "no-fault eviction" has branded a council's social housing policy "inhumane".

Fifty jobs could be created if plans for a new business park and two fast-food drive-thrus are approved.

A fine dining venue popular among its celebrity clientele has vowed to improve after being hit with the second lowest food hygiene rating.

A mum of a disabled six-year-old is opening a sensory play centre in a bid to help children with additional needs.

Frustrated theatre-goers were forced to stand in an underground car park for more than an hour - just to queue to pay for parking.