The British Rallycross Championship 5 Nations Trophy season gets under the way this weekend, with the British Rallycross Championship celebrating its 50th anniversary, and there is no better place to kick that off than at the home of Rallycross, Lydden Hill.
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The fight for the final two play-off places in the Isthmian South East looks like it will go to the final week of the season with now three points separating the Jersey Bulls from Faversham Town with Reece Prestedge’s Sittingbourne sandwiched in between the two occupying the final coveted post-season places.
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Whitstable Town may have been crowned SCEFL Premier Champions already, but the Oystermen still have games to play that will have a bearing on both ends of the table, a fact that boss Jamie Coyle is well aware of.
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After weeks of leading the division by varying distances, this could be the weekend that Folkestone Invicta are finally promoted to the National League as Champions of the Isthmian Premier.
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The fight for the final two play-off places in the Isthmian South East looks like it will go to the final week of the season with now three points separating the Jersey Bulls from Faversham Town with Reece Prestedge’s Sittingbourne sandwiched in between the two occupying the final coveted post-season places.
Cray Wanderers boss Tim O’Shea was left shaking his head last weekend as his side produced a performance in stunning second placed Aveley which highlighted how frustrating the Wands have been.
Whitstable Town may have been crowned SCEFL Premier Champions already, but the Oystermen still have games to play that will have a bearing on both ends of the table, a fact that boss Jamie Coyle is well aware of.
Easter starts for Welling United with a home game against Chichester City in the Isthmian League Premier Division.
After weeks of leading the division by varying distances, this could be the weekend that Folkestone Invicta are finally promoted to the National League as Champions of the Isthmian Premier.
Say it quietly but by 5.00pm on Saturday afternoon, Punjab United could be Wembley bound in the ISUZU FA Vase.
Gillingham face Walsall and Accrington Stanley over the Easter weekend as they look to at least finish the season in decent form as after suffering five successive defeats, their season is in real danger of falling flat!
Gillingham go into Easter looking to break their recent losing run but on Good Friday travel to the Bescot Stadium to face a Walsall side intent on making the play-offs after last season’s collapse saw them go from table toppers to mid table mediocrity.
Gillingham are back in League Two action on Good Friday as they head to the Bescot Stadium to take on Walsall.
Flamingo Park, Cray Wanderers’ stadium, is the venue for the South Eastern Counties Football League Challenge Cup Final when Bearsted play Rusthall in a battle of the comeback kings.
League Two leaders Bromley make the short trip up across London to Hertfordshire on Good Friday to face play-off chasing Barnet at The Hive.
If you are looking for a fixture to head to over the Easter weekend, we have all the information right here for you to help make that decision.
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Both teams had differing reasons for wanting the points when Sporting Club Thamesmead entertained AFC Greenwich Borough in the Southern Counties East Football League Division One.
Defender Andy Smith admitted that he and his fellow Gillingham players are hurting after their fifth defeat in a row at the weekend.
With the cricket season getting underway tomorrow Ben Holliday has been looking at the 2026 season and why there are reasons for Kent fans to be optimistic.
The new County Cricket season begins on Good Friday with Kent making the long trip to Chester-le-Street to face Durham with everyone connected with the county hoping that 2026 brings more joy than 2025 and spinner Matt Parkinson agrees.
Sam Northeast hopes to make his second Kent first-class debut on Friday as the County Championship season opens for 2026 as the county make the long trip to the north east to face Durham.
Kent Cricket have this morning unveiled the kit that they will be wearing in the 2026 Metro Bank One Day Cup, for the next two seasons.
Kent Cricket have this lunchtime announced its official team name going forward in the Men’s Metro Bank One Day Cup as Kent Men.
Kent Cricket have announced the signing of all-rounder Kelly Castle for the 2026 season.
Kent Cricket have announced the return of Australian all-rounder Tom Rogers for the entire 2026 Vitality Blast.
Traditionally, Kent cricketers commence benefit seasons at Mercure Great Dane Hotel in Hollingbourne, and Daniel Bell-Drummond has followed the custom with a lunch to launch his testimonial season.
Kent Cricket has announced that England opener Zak Crawley has signed a further year’s contract extension with the Club.
Kent Cricket have announced that Fred Klaassen has signed an extension to his Kent contract, which will now run until at least the end of the 2027 season.
Kent Cricket have shared details of the 174th Canterbury Cricket Week, the oldest surviving cricket festival in the world with two firsts for fans to enjoy.
On Wednesday lunchtime, the second in the winter series of Cricket Lovers @ The Church Hall talks took place at St. Mary’s the Virgin Church, Bexley with much of the talk involving Daniel Bell-Drummond’s testimonial year.
Kent Cricket have announced the signing of South African fast bowler Glenton Stuurman for the start of the 2026 Rothesay County Championship, subject to regulatory approval.
Kent Cricket have announced the signing of 2025 ICC World Test Champion, Senuran Muthusamy, from the beginning of the 2026 Vitality Blast until the end of the 2026 county season.
Kent Cricket have announced that Paul Downton will be President of Kent Cricket for 2027.
The British Rallycross Championship 5 Nations Trophy season gets under the way this weekend, with the British Rallycross Championship celebrating its 50th anniversary, and there is no better place to kick that off than at the home of Rallycross, Lydden Hill.
Brad Ray is back on track over Easter as the British Superbikes official testing gets underway at Donington Park, it will be the first opportunity for Ray and his McAMS Yamaha team to size up the opposition.
Local racing legend Rod Birley is targeting a quite amazing 300th victory at Brands Hatch this weekend.
Lydden Hill local and reigning Swift Sport Rallycross Champion Matt Cake will be moving up to the Supercar class at the Motorsport UK British Rallycross Championship 5 Nations Trophy this weekend at Lydden Hill.
Kent’s Tristan Ovenden has announced that he will be making the switch to race a Volkswagen Polo in the 2026 Motorsport UK British RallyCross Championship 5 Nations BRX series.
This coming weekend will see the British Truck Racing Championship head to Brands Hatch Indy Circuit as the first headline event of the ‘Century of Power’ fully gets underway.
Fans will get the chance to see two very special Williams Formula 1 cars, raced to victory by Nigel Mansell in Grands Prix at Brands Hatch in 1985 and 1986, at the Masters Historic Festival in May. This forms part of the circuit’s ongoing ‘Century of Power’ centenary celebrations.
Nelson Piquet Jr will be a blockbuster addition to the NASCAR Euro Series grid for this season as he’ll join the championship’s premier V8GP class. You will be able to see Piquet Jr when the NASCAR Euro Series visits Brands Hatch to headline the latest edition of American SpeedFest in June.
Kent’s Bradley Ray had a successful opening British Superbike test at the Circuito de Andalucía last week.
The GT World Challenge Powered by AWS will be back at Brands Hatch for two sublime days of supercar splendour on 2/3 May, and this season it will feature Kent’s very own Kiern Jewiss.
The Five Nations British Rallycross Championship returns to Lydden Hill Race Circuit this Easter Weekend for the opening round of the 2026 season.
This weekend there is even more bike racing action at Brands Hatch as The NG Road Racing Club returns to the Indy Circuit on Saturday and Sunday.
Kent’s Bradley Ray is back on track this week as he and the McAMS Yamaha team head to Andualucia for two days of pre-season testing ahead of the 2026 ZYN British Superbike Championship season.
This weekend will see Brands Hatch’s ‘Century of Power’ gets underway this weekend as the British Motorcycle Racing Club’s first event of the year takes to the Indy Circuit.
Jake Hill will be returning to the 24 hours European Series with Era Motorsport in 2026 as he takes part in the full 2026 24H Series by Creventic.
Kent’s Moses Itauma is set to become the mandatory challenger for the WBO heavyweight title – potentially putting him on a collision course with stablemate Fabio Wardley.
Kent’s Adam Gemili has announced his retirement after a 14-year career that saw him win a world gold and four European golds.
A late Welsh try settled a close but fitful game in which Canterbury never recaptured the high standards they achieved in their previous outing.
Kent’s Barry Hawkins is the 2026 Welsh Open Snooker Champion after beating Jack Lisowski in the final on Sunday.
A Canterbury side that looked almost down and out staged a magnificent second half revival to fight their way to this comprehensive victory.
Barry Hawkins is into Sunday afternoon’s Welsh Open final after an excellent win over Wu Yize this afternoon.
While the Six Nations takes a fallow week, Kent’s rugby scene shows no signs of slowing with league battles, growing women’s and youth participation, and staying abuzz with social events.
A strong pack and a sound defence gave Bury the upper hand in this clash of two top four sides.
Kent’s Matt Weston and Tabby Stoecker teamed up to claim Olympic gold in the mixed team skeleton competition.
Having completed his 500th parkrun at Great Lines parkrun on Saturday, KSN’s Darrell Harman looks back on 13 years of running 5km.
A last minute penalty goal saw league leaders Albanians snatch the win at Canterbury which kept their National 2 East title hopes firmly on track.
Kent’s Matt Weston has won the first Team GB medal of the Winter Olympics with a gold in the men’s skeleton.
Great Britain’s hopes for Winter Olympics success in the skeleton have never been higher with 28 year old Matt Weston from Tunbridge Wells leading the way this week.
Canterbury’s winning run came to a disappointing end at the hands of a confident Havant who have discovered their best form in recent weeks.
In condemning Dorking to their heaviest defeat of the season an in-form Canterbury gave notice that they are becoming serious title contenders.
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