Andy Drury says Folkestone’s latest win has all-but secured their Isthmian Premier status - now, his sights are on what he wants to achieve this term.

Playmaker Eddie Allsopp has earned praise from Folkestone manager Andy Drury after his man-of-the-match display at the weekend.

Danny Parish scored twice on his return to Ashford as Sittingbourne thrashed his old club in Isthmian South East.

An incident which saw a football spectator punch an assistant referee in a Sunday League game led to a fine for the guilty club.

Boss Andy Drury may consider strengthening Folkestone’s squad for their season run-in.

Folkestone Invicta manager Andy Drury is confident of pulling clear of the Isthmian Premier danger zone.

History is thought to have been made by Margaret Connolly having qualified to be part of England Athletics’ age-group team – in three races!

Lydd’s Bradley Ray scored his first point of the new Superbike World Championship season - but it wasn’t plain sailing in Australia.

Manager Andy Drury insists there is “no immediate panic” at Isthmian Premier side Folkestone - despite blowing a two-goal lead at Whitehawk.

KM Group photographer Barry Goodwin has selected his best shots from Sunday’s Dymchurch 10k - did you make it into his gallery?

There were few complaints from Folkestone manager Andy Drury after their weekend Isthmian Premier home match became the victim of a late postponement.

Find out who won what at Kent Tennis’ annual awards last weekend.

Ramsgate lost their unbeaten home record at the top of Isthmian South East.

An international keeper has become the latest to sign for rapidly-improving Isthmian Premier side Folkestone ahead of successive home matches.

Lydd’s Bradley Ray is back in the saddle and first impressions of his new bike for this year’s Superbike World Championship are favourable.

Ira Jackson Jr has left Isthmian Premier side Folkestone to have a break from playing football.

Max Hamilton-Andrews ended up searching for one of his running shoes - instead of a strong race time - at the Southern Cross-Country Championships.

Manager Andy Drury is challenging Folkestone’s new-look squad to earn contracts for next season ahead of a tough run of matches.

An explosive first half helped second-placed Chatham to a big Isthmian Premier victory against Canvey Island while struggling Cray Wanderers also won.

Manager Andy Drury insists Folkestone’s squad is still not the finished article - despite making three new signings.