Thomas Reeves is a journalist focused on local news in the United Kingdom, specifically in Kent. He writes for KentOnline and covers a variety of topics including sports, events, and community news. Thomas has a keen interest in providing accurate and engaging coverage of the local area.
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Thomas Reeves' articles predominantly cover local sports events, particularly football in Kent, United Kingdom. He focuses on event coverage and features stories about players, managers, and matches.
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Kent will start their 2025 County Championship and Metro Bank One-Day Cup seasons on the road.
Teenage forward Kai Garrett may have to be patient for a starting chance at unbeaten Isthmian South East leaders Ramsgate.
There were mixed emotions for Margate player-manager Ben Greenhalgh after their comeback draw with Erith Town.
Liam Friend has praised the young players who have stepped into Herne Bay’s side - and admits their experienced heads need to do more to support them.
Head coach Matt Corker felt Canterbury Rugby Club’s inability to add to a slender lead proved costly in their dramatic defeat at Henley Hawks.
Inside the space of just five years, Gravesend Gremlins have made some real progress.
Manager Jamie Coyle sees no reason why Josh Oliver cannot reach 25 or 30 goals for Whitstable this season.
An incredible finish ensured it was honours even after Dover’s top-of-the-table Isthmian Premier match against Cray Valley at Crabble.
Boss Jake Leberl always felt Dover would have to be at full tilt until the very end of their top-of-the-table Isthmian Premier match with Cray Valley.
Manager Steve McKimm described Cray Valley’s draw at Isthmian Premier leaders Dover as a typical game of two halves.
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