Dartford go into the weekend as the team to catch in the Isthmian Premier as they sit top of the table just two points clear of Billericay Town and Horsham who are level on points with boss Ady Pennock keen to win two local derbies.
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Robbie McKenzie is looking for a strong end to the season, as the Gillingham midfielder goes in search of a new deal at MEMS Priestfield.
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Kent Cricket have announced that Kent Talent Pathway graduate Olivia Barnes has been made available to play for Kent Women this Summer on a match-by-match basis, on loan from Somerset.
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Gillingham boss Gareth Ainsworth has called on his side to maintain their unbeaten record under his management as they travel to face Cheltenham Town on Good Friday.
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A controversial penalty just after half time was enough to give Bromley a win over relegation threatened Morecambe at a busy Hayes Lane on Good Friday afternoon, Michael Cheek notching his 22nd League Two goal of the season in the process.
Dagenham’s survival hopes depended on a late penalty as former Fleet striker Josh Umerah struck in the closing stages to grab the three points, although it was the visitors who looked much more likely to win this game.
There is an important match on Saturday afternoon when Rusthall host Whitstable Town in a Southern Counties East Football League match with both teams battling for a play-off place.
Rocco Zilli and Regan Corke scored the goals that helped Tunbridge Wells to complete the double over Erith and Belvedere in the Presence & Co. Southern Counties East Football League Premier Division.
Lordswood have been relegated from the SCEFL Premier Division. Thursday nights 3-0 home defeat to Whitstable Town was the final straw for the Lords.
While Tim O’Shea continues to settle into the manager’s seat at Cray Wanderers, the new boss faces almost the Easter from hell and should Cray happen to get maximum points they will blow the Isthmian title race wide open.
Two more League wins will cap a remarkable season for Cray Valley PM and clinch a Play Off place in the Isthmian Premier that back in August Steve McKimm and his players could only have dreamed of.
Dartford go into the weekend as the team to catch in the Isthmian Premier as they sit top of the table just two points clear of Billericay Town and Horsham who are level on points with boss Ady Pennock keen to win two local derbies.
Robbie McKenzie is looking for a strong end to the season, as the Gillingham midfielder goes in search of a new deal at MEMS Priestfield.
Gillingham boss Gareth Ainsworth has called on his side to maintain their unbeaten record under his management as they travel to face Cheltenham Town on Good Friday.
Catch up with all the fixtures involving Kent’s sides over the busy Easter weekend.
Jamie Coyle has set his side the target of three wins this week to secure our Isuzu FA Vase finalists Whitstable Town their SCEFL play-off place.
Ryan Maxwell has “summoned the troops” ahead of Sittingbourne’s run-in at the end of the season as they pursue promotion to the Isthmian Premier League.
Bromley play their penultimate home game of their historic debut League Two season on Good Friday afternoon when they entertain relegation threatened Morecambe at Hayes Lane.
Vanarama National League South football returns to Park View Road on Good Friday when Welling United host Maidstone United.
Kent Cricket have announced that Kent Talent Pathway graduate Olivia Barnes has been made available to play for Kent Women this Summer on a match-by-match basis, on loan from Somerset.
This Easter weekend sees the start of the Kent Women’s cricket season – a new season and a new era at Canterbury as for the first time, Kent will have a professional women’s team and under the guidance of Lucy Arman.
Kent Cricket have confirmed that following scans and advice from specialists, Keith Dudgeon’s knee injury sustained in training last week has cut short his time as a Kent cricketer this Summer.
Tawanda Muyeye and Ben Compton both hit centuries as Kent coasted to an eight-wicket run win over Middlesex in the Rothesay County Championship at Canterbury on Sunday.
Middlesex have batted themselves into a commanding position at the end of day two of their Rothesay County Championship match with Kent at Canterbury, reaching 222 for six at stumps, a lead of 226.
Kent fought to 172 for six on day one of their Rothesay County Championship match with Middlesex at Canterbury, trailing by 50 at the close on a day when 16 wickets fell.
Kent seamer Keith Dudgeon produced career-best figures of seven for 36 to wrap up his side’s Rothesay County Championship Division Two victory over Northamptonshire just half an hour into the third morning.
Kent’s South African paceman Keith Dudgeon took four wickets to all but shatter Northamptonshire’s hopes of chasing 260 on day two of this Rothesay County Championship match at Wantage Road.
Tawanda Muyeye struck a sparkling 72 on an opening day marked by batting collapses as Kent were bowled out for 231 in this Rothesay County Championship match against Northamptonshire at Wantage Road.
The 2025 County Championship begins today as Kent begin their Division Two fixtures at Wantage Road, Northampton with Director of Cricket, Simon Cook, keen to see his side promoted back to the top tier.
It goes without saying that Kent skipper Daniel Bell-Drummond is hoping that 2025 is far better for everyone at the Spitfire Ground, St. Lawrence as Kent look to return to Division One of the County Championship at the first time of asking.
After a 2024 summer where Kent’s one day campaigns were as disappointing as their red ball campaign, the Spitfires’ T20 skipper Sam Billings is hoping that 2025 can bring a change of fortune.
The England & Wales Cricket Board has today announced former Kent captain Charlotte Edwards as the new Head Coach of the England Women’s team.
Kent’s Australian Italian is looking for a 2025 that could propel him to the next World Cup. But for Grant Stewart, the new cricket season is more about hopefully taking Kent straight back to Division One of the County Championship.
Kent Cricket have announced that fast-bowling all-rounder Corey Flintoff has signed a two-year rookie contract with the Club.
Mike Conway and his Toyota Gazoo Racing team are back on track this weekend at the iconic Imola circuit.
Kent’s Jake Hill had an enjoyable weekend at Goodwood with two wins and a fourth place finish.
Jake Dixon had a disappointing weekend in the latest round of the Moto2 season from Qatar.
Kent’s Bradley Ray will be in the Bennetts British Superbike grid in 2025 thanks to the returning Raceways Motorcycles.
Kent’s Un-Limited Motorsport have announced a new partnership with Powder Monkey Brewing Co. ahead of the 2025 Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship season.
“One of my favourite race meetings of the year” is how Kent’s Jake Hill described the 82nd Members Meeting at Goodwood this coming weekend.
With the news breaking that OMG Racing will not be competing in the 2025 Bennetts British Superbike Championship, it leaves Kent’s Bradley Ray without a ride.
Jake Dixon was in imperious form with a lights to flag victory in the latest round of the Moto2 season in Austin.
Kent racer and Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship fans favourite Michael Crees is back for the 2025 season.
Nicolas Hamilton is set to make his highly anticipated return to the Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship in 2025, racing for Kent’s Un-Limited Motorsport,
Ryan Dixon was back on track at the weekend for the opening round of the No Limits Racing season from Snetterton, where he returned to Kent with a podium, a second place finish and a DNF.
Last weekend Bayford Meadows held round 2 of their 2025 kart championships at the Sittingbourne circuit, held under sunny skies and a chilly winter breeze.
Jake Hill and his Laser Tools Racing with MB Motorsport have finally lifted the covers on their 2025 BMW 330i M Sport as Hill looks to attempt to win back-to-back British Touring Car Championship titles.
Kent’s Un-Limited Motorsport has this morning announced a partnership with ROKiT for the 2025 British Touring Car Championship (BTCC) season.
Kent’s Jake Dixon didn’t have to wait long for his first win of the Moto2 season, with victory in Argentina at the weekend.
London Golf Club is continuing its commitment to making golf accessible for all as it prepares to welcome the world’s leading golfers with a disability for the return of the London Golf Club G4D Shield.
Holcombe’s Felix Tully and Tilly Woodhead have both been selected for the Great Britain Elite Development Programme (EDP) 2025 squad.
Two tries in the closing ten minutes from a rampaging Canterbury pack finally settled an extraordinary game in which the result always hung in the balance.
A woman from Kent has spoken of the life-changing decision she made to donate a kidney and now she will be running the London Marathon.
John Higgins remained on target for a second ranking title within five weeks as he enjoyed a superb 10-7 victory over Kent’s Barry Hawkins in the semi-finals of the Sportsbet.io Tour Championship.
A commanding performance in the Oxford sunshine brought Canterbury ten tries with hat tricks for Number Eight Tyler Oliver and centre Harry Sloan.
Holcombe Hockey Club have this evening confirmed the signing of New Zealand international Dom Dixon for the 2025/26 season.
Holcombe’s fixtures for Phase Three of both the Men’s and Women’s Premier Division have been confirmed.
Congratulations to Holcombe’s Matt Ramshaw who has been added to the full-time Senior Great Britain programme following the Talent Confirmation period.
Playing some of the best snooker of his career, Kent’s Barry Hawkins stormed to a 10-5 victory over Judd Trump in the quarter-finals of the Sportsbet.io Tour Championship to move within two wins of what would be his biggest ever title.
Kent’s Barry Hawkins rattled in five century breaks as he demolished Shaun Murphy 10-1 in the first round of the Tour Championship in Manchester.
10-year-old Mia May McDonald from Maidstone has a genetic disorder which leaves her blind and unable to speak or walk. Dad of two and finance analyst David Ellis, 42, from Chislehurst, is taking on the London Marathon for the first time to help raise money for Mia May.
In a remarkable display of grit and determination, Folkestone’s Marné Owen has emerged victorious at the England Boxing National Junior Championships 2025, claiming the Cadet U66kg title.
Last year Wooden Spoon charity gave The Thanet Wanderers SEND rugby programme in Broadstairs funding to attend Tag Fest – A rugby tournament for children and young people with mild or severe learning difficulties – now two dads will run the London Marathon to give back to the charity.
Another tight finish for Canterbury who, after their recent slump in form, have found ways to win again.
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