Luke Cawdell is a multi-media sports journalist at KentOnline. He covers a range of topics including competitive sports, sports business, and the cultural aspects of events, with a particular focus on Gillingham Football Club. Luke's work has also been featured in Suffolk Free Press, showcasing his commitment to delivering comprehensive sports coverage.
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Luke Cawdell's primary focus is on local sports, particularly football and events related to Gillingham FC. He covers match reports, player performances, head coach insights, injuries, and upcoming matches.
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Gillingham have shown off their new home shirt design for the 2026/27 season - days after pictures were leaked to fans.
Chatham Town Women complete their season tonight and are playing for more silverware.
Sheppey United’s management team are building a new squad and also plan to shake up the way they train.
Gillingham are expected to be in the mix for promotion next season - according to the bookmakers.
Chatham Town are experiencing record season ticket sales as they look to build on last season’s “unbelievable” support.
Gillingham youngster Harry Waldock is full of confidence after a breakthrough season but knows he still has plenty to prove.
An all-star line-up has been assembled for Harrison Lillis’ testimonial game this weekend.
Gillingham’s new signing ended the last season in League Two with a promotion medal.
There’s a change at the top for Chatham Town Women.
Hoo Sport Academy’s good work on and off the pitch hasn’t gone unnoticed with two regional awards.
