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Gillingham head coach Stephen Clemence felt there was an edginess to his side on Saturday as they struggled against the strugglers.

Mo Faal scored on his debut but 10-man Maidstone were beaten at Slough and have lost Raphe Brown for the Ipswich game.

Shotshy Ebbsfleet remain in the National League relegation zone after losing to Hartlepool on Saturday.

Oli Hawkins scored his first goal of the season for Gillingham but their relegation-threatened visitors took a share of the points.

A field that backs onto a cul-de-sac is up for sale after planning permission was granted for homes to be built there.

Pupils at a secondary school have opened a time capsule from the 1970s.

A duo have launched a fightback to revive a fading high street by overhauling a former fine-dining restaurant.

Gills aim for four wins in a row while Ebbsfleet can climb out of the relegation zone with a win – follow all the action here.

Brothers Chris and Phil Hamblin are hoping their dog has its day in the £12,500 Cesarewitch Grand Final at Central Park.

Chatham Town Women look to put their league frustrations aside for the weekend when they aim for a spot in the Kent Cup final.

A bus lane branded a council “money maker” led to nearly £100,000 in fines in one year, and drivers want it opened up to ease traffic.

The 264th and final Park Wood junior parkrun took place on Sunday - as organisers prepare to move to a new venue in Maidstone.

The Canterbury 10-Mile Road Race is set to be a sell-out for a second successive year.

Newsagents left devastated after ram-raiders stoved in their shopfront say the incident has forced them to retire sooner than planned.

Our reporter says a new food hall is one of Kent’s hidden gems – and more people need to visit.

The side-splitting show, from the team behind the award-winning Play That Goes Wrong, is hitting the road for a nationwide tour.

The parents of a baby boy who tragically died say an ‘invaluable’ cold cot allowed them to make memories with their son.

A former Gladiators’ star has lifted the lid on rumours about his life on set, love for animals and why the new TV show just won’t be as good as the original.

Chatham’s Moses Itauma is helping prepare Tyson Fury to take on Oleksandr Usyk in next month’s highly-anticipated world heavyweight unification bout.