Striker Steadman Callender is set to face an opening-day reunion with his old club when he makes his Whitstable debut this season.

The winners of the Kent FA Grassroots Workforce Awards have been revealed at an awards night at the Ashford International Hotel & Spa.

One of the unsung heroes in Whitstable’s management team has spoken glowingly of his relationship with boss Marcel Nimani.

A winger who began his career at Crystal Palace has made an early impression at Whitstable.

Manager Marcel Nimani is thrilled with the squad he has assembled at Whitstable ahead of the new campaign.

Whitstable boss Marcel Nimani expects a gripping battle for promotion when the Southern Counties East League Premier Division campaign kicks off.

Coach Craig Coles is backing Whitstable’s latest summer recruits to give supporters plenty to get excited about.

New arrival Steadman Callender wants to play his part in getting Whitstable back to where he feels they belong.

Coach Craig Coles intends to draw on previous experience as he helps Whitstable boss Marcel Nimani build a squad strong enough to compete for honours.

Kickboxer Dan Madden’s switch to boxing has paid immediate dividends after winning two titles in his first fight.

Whitstable bowls star Sian Honnor is not turning her back on the big events - despite opting to miss this year’s World Championships.

Coach Craig Coles is delighted Whitstable’s backline have committed to stay with the club next season.

Boss Marcel Nimani hopes the new additions he intends to recruit for Whitstable can help them develop a winning mentality.

Boss Marcel Nimani felt Whitstable’s season ended at the wrong time.

Whitstable coach Craig Coles is expecting a fierce fight in Southern Counties East next season - and the Oystermen will relish the challenge.

Canterbury wheelchair tennis player Ruben Harris continued his good start to 2023 with his third doubles title of the year.

Coach Craig Coles has praised the work conducted by one of Whitstable’s unsung heroes.

There was plenty of drama as Lydd gained promotion to the Southern Counties East Premier Division.

James Jeffrey has been described by boss Marcel Nimani - one of his former teachers - as Whitstable’s version of Ole Gunnar Solskjær.

Whitstable boss Marcel Nimani wants his side to put on a show for their last home game of the season.