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A Level and GCSE results arrive in West Kent and East Sussex
Grades were submitted to the exam boards by teachers this year as pupils had faced disruption to exams and assessments caused by the pandemic
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Singing and dancing in the rain at East Grinstead's East Court Live with a firework finale
'For those who stayed all day in the rain, it just showcased the British spirit and was brilliant to see,” said Helen Farren, chairman of the council's amenities and tourism committee
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Residents against plan for 31 homes in Crowborough but developer says 'permission should be given right away'
Crowborough Town Council has recommended council planners refuse the plan because the land is inside the area of outstanding natural beauty (AONB)
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Sevenoaks to be 'one of the most music-filled towns in the country' for The Stag's Town Take Over
'After the year that we have all been through, it is a fantastic opportunity for our community to get together and support our wonderful local businesses, musicians and performers'
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Four day week started at Westerham firm after 'secret' trial
'By introducing a four-day week we have been able to improve work-life balance, strengthen families, and reduce carbon emissions without sacrificing productivity, and we would urge all businesses to consider it'
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People are spending more on Sevenoaks staycations than anywhere else in Kent
Google community mobility trend reports can chart trends including spending in areas such as retail and recreation
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Tonbridge Line Commuters said Southeastern's timetable changes are 'bit of a win for town but more needs to be done'
John Morton, chairman of Tonbridge Line Commuters, told us: 'This timetable gives a welcome uplift to the service through Tonbridge but it is still not enough'
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Garden show in Sevenoaks returns after break with flowers, jazz and Pimm's
'It really proved to be a great day, in a lovely venue with a wonderful atmosphere, and the weather wasn't half as bad as forecasted,' said Colin Moat, owner of Pineview Plants in Wrotham
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They did it! More than 100,000 people vaccinated at Tonbridge Angel Centre as operation is stood down
'A debt of gratitude' was owed to staff from Kent Community Health NHS Foundation Trust, said Matt Boughton, Conservative leader of Tonbridge and Malling Borough Council
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A brave Tonbridge mum left with a brain injury after operation explains why she is fundraising
'The lockdowns don't bother me - I have been in lockdown for eight years,' said Laura de Bono
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Charity responds with possible solution after community anger at plans to demolish ToC H hall in High Brooms in Tunbridge Wells
Uses of the hall, either now or in the past, have included family celebrations, social events, classes and puppy training
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Late-night trysts 'back in full swing' in woods near Tunbridge Wells as lockdown ends
'Normal precautions are taken regarding sex. The virus isn't really a concern now that most people are double jabbed and the direct contact is restricted to the sex stuff, people rarely kiss'