Record room × grounds notebook
The old league, kept on record
Kent League champions from 1966 to 2013 and League Cup winners since 1923, kept openly with named sources — alongside practical care for the grass pitches the county’s game is still played on.
Two jobs, one line
The record room
The Kent League’s divisional champions are verified for 47 seasons, from 1966–67 to 2012–13, and the League Cup roll of honour holds 84 season records reaching back to 1923–24. Where a record has not been verified — reserve-section honours or full final tables — the archive records the gap rather than estimating or filling it.
- Champions 1966–2013 — the complete divisional table.
- League Cup winners since 1923 — winners, runners-up and the seasons with no competition.
- Honours boards — division by division, with gaps clearly marked.
- Club files — Margate, Tunbridge Wells and Herne Bay so far.
The grounds notebook
The same care the old grounds needed, written for the volunteers doing it now: month-by-month maintenance, equipment decisions, waterlogging and drainage, all tied to dated national guidance.
What the archive can prove today
| Record | Span | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Divisional champions | 1966–67 → 2012–13 | Verified, 47 seasons |
| League Cup winners | 1923–24 → 2018–19 | Verified, 84 season records |
| Reserve-section honours | — | Incomplete; awaiting a verifiable source |
| Final league tables | — | Incomplete; champions only are verified |
Start somewhere useful
- Maintenance calendar
What a grass pitch needs this month, and the eleven months after it.
- Pitch inspection tool
A structured pre-match check with three clear outcomes and a printable record.
- League history
How the divisions were reshaped between 1966 and 2013, based on the recorded seasons.