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Mary Harris: Are you banking online?
'I know some of you who read this column are not online. I know the assumption you are on the internet frustrates the hell out of some of you. You've sent me letters or telephoned me about it'
Mary Harris
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Children's service to be launched by Hospice in the Weald
Hospice in the Weald estimated the number of children and young people in Tunbridge Wells, Tonbridge and Malling, Sevenoaks, Maidstone and Wealden needing hospice care was 1,415
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Former matron from Paddock Wood hopes she stays alive for last hope treatment in India
Her agonising condition means she endures vomiting her own 'poo, blood and bile' as her body can not get rid of waste in the usual way
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More Southeastern trains back for Sevenoaks and Tunbridge Wells commuters in new timetable
Passengers are being asked to wear a face covering in crowded spaces 'out of respect for others'
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Bad news for first-time buyers as Sevenoaks and Tunbridge Wells house prices expected to rocket by 19 per cent
Savills said first time buyers are likely to be increasingly reliant on 'government schemes and, where available, on the generosity of the bank of mum and dad'
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Tunbridge Wells Poetry Festival is back with a thrilling programme to celebrate words and verse
Festival organiser Charlie Bell said: 'It’s fantastic to be able to offer such a varied programme with something for all ages and tastes'
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High street bank in Tonbridge will close in three months
A Barclays spokesman told the Courier the bank would be talking to businesses and the community about ways customers could still do their banking locally
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Mary Harris: Why Tunbridge Wells is more French stick than cinnamon swirl
I am rather stating the obvious, but if our town centre was not linear but a cinnamon swirl shape, for example, with all the components in close proximity, it would look so much busier, more 'bustling'
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Fears over parking in Pembury after student doctor housing at Tunbridge Wells Hospital opens
'Providing high quality student accommodation and academic teaching space within the grounds of Tunbridge Wells Hospital will help attract future generations of doctors and medical students,' said hospital trust
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Urbaser's 'poor performance' in Tunbridge Wells and Tonbridge is exposed in Parliament
'My right honourable friend's voice carries significant weight. I am sure that the point has been heard loud and clear,' Luke Hall, minister of state for local government, told Tunbridge Wells MP Greg Clark
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Traders say 'customer choice' but mask wearing still widespread in Tunbridge Wells - despite sweltering weather and freedom day
More people going into the town's Royal Victoria Place shopping centre were wearing masks than not
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Parkruns are back in West Kent and East Sussex
In Tunbridge Wells, runners have been reminded the Parkrun volunteers are not responsible for "policing" safety behaviour, such as social distancing