Jubilant James Hall battled back from his darkest 'directionless' days of lockdown to book a ‘surreal’ Olympic debut.

Sport on the north Kent coast is still very good with hounds, bass and rays falling to crab and fish baits.

Cheavon Clarke insists he couldn’t care less about his opponent at next week’s crucial European Olympic qualifier.

Tokyo-bound Giarnni Regini-Moran admits there were times he wondered if he’d ever make it onto sport’s greatest stage.

Kent gymnasts James Hall and Giarnni Regini-Moran have both been selected to represent Team GB at the Tokyo Olympics.

There was more success for the county’s tennis youngsters last weekend.

You are never too old to be a hot shot at bowls as Ron Monk proved last week.

With sport on the North Kent coast the best it has been in a long time local angler Stevie Bates felt confident of a few fish.

Kate French continued her superb form by winning the 2021 Pentathlon World Cup final in Hungary.

Fish are moving inshore for the seasonal crab feast which can mean big rewards for anglers.

Reuben Smith has qualified for the BMX World Championships for the third consecutive year.

There was LTA County Cup success for Kent tennis youngsters last weekend.

Kent Mariners Baseball Club's Keiron Peskett talks about a club and a sport that is growing year on year.

An angler was amazed when he caught his first fish from a canal...and it turned out to be a whopper of a carp.

Experienced rider Keith Walker rode a quick time to clinch round two of the Wigmore CC Evening 10 mile time trial event.

Jordan Church came of retirement with a bang just before Covid-19 came along. Now the Kent professional pool player is about to return to action.

More bad news for local sea anglers was announced this week with the Dover Harbour Board closing the Admiralty Pier to fishing.

Olympic hopeful Cheavon Clarke returned from the Belgrade Winner Tournament with a medal.

Kent gymnasts took two of the top five places in the men’s vault final at the European Artistic Championships.

Jet-setting Barry Hawkins can’t wait to swap the south east for Saudi Arabia when the globetrotting World Snooker Tour resumes.