Hayden Youth Strollers
West 60's
England
2025-26 - 53 Teams across 8 Divisions
The Kent Walking Football League is a county competition for walking-football teams. It provides organised football for older players in Kent, with current FA Full-Time sections for over-50s and over-60s teams. Kent FA has identified the league as part of the county’s walking-football offer.
The competition is organised on an East and West basis, giving clubs and players a structure that reflects the county’s geography. Current teams include sides from places such as Bexley, Chatham, Aylesford, Herne Bay, Canterbury, Margate, Ramsgate and Whitstable, although team entries can change from season to season.
The league’s current competition programme includes separate 50+ and 60+ sections. This age-group approach is a defining part of the league: teams compete within the appropriate bracket rather than in a single open-age division. The East and West sections allow the league to run localised competition across Kent while bringing together a broad range of walking-football sides.
Walking football retains the competitive structure of league football but is designed around the walking version of the game. It can therefore suit players who want organised matches in later life or after stepping away from the running game.
FA Full-Time is the authoritative source for the live programme, including current sections, team entries, fixtures, results and tables. Those details are intentionally updated during the season, so they are best checked directly rather than treated as permanent profile information.
FA Full-Time provides the current Kent Walking Football League competition record. Kent FA is the county governing body.
TeamStats is an independent football directory. It is not the league or The Football Association.
Reviewed August 2026.
Last updated: Sunday, 23 August 2026
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