Kent’s first padel courts were full to capacity over the Easter weekend.

A project to create a new cycle “pump track” which it is hoped will help prevent anti-social riding has moved a step closer after a funding boost.

The sport of croquet is gaining in popularity and at the club in Tunbridge Wells they are always happy to see newcomers.

If proof were needed that the larger fish in our lakes and ponds are waking up, look no further!

Cheavon Clarke has already boxed at some of the biggest events but qualifying for the Olympics would top the lot.

Modern pentathlete Kate French is looking forward to another shot at an Olympic medal.

Anton Matusevich reigned supreme once again at the UK Pro League but insists there are still plenty of improvements to be made to his tennis.

Gillingham Women have landed themselves an exciting fourth round FA Women’s Cup match against top-flight side Arsenal.

Kent angler Dave Wood Brignall ventured down to West Sussex for a session after plaice and boy did he do well!

Louis Greene is heading back to Poland next month and has been warming up by sparring Conor Benn.

Great Britain’s 2021 European Championship squad includes a couple of Kent representatives.

It's fast, fun and furious. Chairman of Herne Bay Roller Hockey & Skating Club and former international Mick Harris tells us all about it.

Sundridge Park Tennis Club spent their time in lockdown building two new courts for the fast growing sport of padel tennis.

Joshua Chapman could be a name worth remembering.

Cheavon Clarke hailed GB Boxing as the ‘best in the world’ after they helped struggling athletes battle through the darkest days of lockdown.

Liam McGarry has won silver for Great Britain with a new British record at the World Para Powerlifting World Cup in Manchester.

Gravesham Tennis Club reopened its doors to members in glorious sunshine as outdoor sports resumed across England this week.

Barry Hawkins came agonisingly close to beating Ronnie O’Sullivan in Saturday’s Tour Championship semi-final.

Grant Dennis has been in the Canary Islands assisting two-weight world champion Billy Joe Saunders prepare for the biggest contest of his career.

Sheerness Flying Club secretary Lee Walker tells us about a sport that faces many challenges but one which he and many others find addictive.