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DES Buckingham has spoken about how Oxford United offered the chance for Idris El Mizouni to play in an advanced role during the talks to sign him in the summer.

Brighton & Hove Albion has the most players named the most valuable in the world.

Late night shopping in Coventry will start on Wednesday, November 20

FRIDAYS Coventry was founded by Tyler Campbell in 2019 when he was 18

There will also be new benches close to the current memorial on the outskirts of Riversley Park

Coventry City news from CoventryLive as we bring you more detail from this week's fans' forum in which head of recruitment Dean Austin explained the club's current thinking on the loan market

It is a hat trick of royal congratulations

Our heroes sometimes turn out to have clay feet — or worse.

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A man shared the diagnostic results on a car he was working on—a 2024 Jeep Grand Wagoneer under 10,000 miles with practically every problem in the book.

Player-boss Ben Greenhalgh is delighted with how Margate have come through a hectic start to their season.

Sittingbourne are chalking up some seriously impressive statistics as they continue their outstanding form.

Sheppey United assistant Geoff Record was handed the reins last weekend and he earned his post-match drink after a comeback thriller at Holm Park.

Boss Andy Drury is optimistic play-off chasing Folkestone will soon climb the table.

Boss Steve King insists Deal aren’t a million miles away from competing with the best in Isthmian South East - despite back-to-back defeats.

Youth player Stan Sargent made a quick impression in his first senior appearance for Gillingham.

Manager Mark Bonner reckons there could have been a world first on Tuesday night when the Gills played at Stevenage.

A dismayed 82-year-old has revealed why a historic Kent timepiece no longer tells the correct time.

A drunk violently attacked her neighbours after they confronted her about playing loud music during the early hours.

Planners have approved homes on an agricultural plot, but have turned down the demolition of a Victorian farmhouse.

Fed-up parents of teens with special educational needs say they are bearing the brunt of long delays to applications for paid transport assistance.

More than 200 people are backing a grieving mum’s campaign for dogs to be banned from a cemetery - after she saw the animals “weeing on headstones”.