Herne Bay manager Ben Smith is “deeply gutted” to see Bradley Stevenson playing at Isthmian Premier level.

Manager Ben Smith wants more understanding - from a section of Herne Bay’s own fans!

Catch up with the FA Trophy and Isthmian League matches involving Kent teams.

Herne Bay have revealed one of the club's strikers has left.

It's back to FA Cup action for Herne Bay this Saturday as they travel to Hendon in the Third Qualifying Round.

Manager Ben Smith criticised Herne Bay’s naive mentality after their homecoming fell flat.

There is a repeat of last season’s Isthmian South East play-off final in the FA Cup Second Qualifying Round this weekend.

Herne Bay boss Ben Smith has spoken of his admiration for Tony Russell as his side prepare to host Lewes this Saturday.

Manager Ben Smith says he couldn’t “rob” departing Herne Bay defender Dan Carrington of his best years.

Ben Smith accepts Herne Bay’s management team made some wrong calls as their side lost at Folkestone.

Folkestone held off a second-half fightback to beat Herne Bay and take the derby day spoils in Isthmian Premier.

Substitute Ibrahim Olutade scored a late double as Folkestone completed a fine comeback at Billericay in the Isthmian Premier.

Ben Smith concedes Herne Bay’s preparations for their first home match this season haven’t been ideal - but he thinks it will be worthwhile long term.

Manager Ben Smith has praised Bola Dawodu as the versatile ex-Herne Bay midfielder prepares to come up against his old club this Saturday.

Striker Marcel Barrington can ease the goalscoring burden on Herne Bay hitman Zak Ansah, says manager Ben Smith.

Manager Ben Smith insists departing Herne Bay striker Aaron Millbank will always be remembered fondly at the club.

When the football season kicks off next week, Dan Lawrence won’t be.

If you took part in the Les Golding Herne Bay 10k on Sunday don't miss Barry Goodwin's top-20 pictures - you could be among them!

Herne Bay newcomer Frankie Morgan was at Charlton as a youngster and his new manager believes he still has the makings of a professional footballer.

Midfielder Michael West is setting his sights high as he urges Herne Bay to take a leaf out of Dorking’s book.