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Nominations open for Tunbridge Wells Love Where We Live Awards 2021
Nominations close on July 30 and finalists will be invited to attend an awards ceremony at the Assembly Hall Theatre in October
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Councillor who stormed to victory on Capel's anti-homes vote hopes to derail Local Plan
'It will disrupt the way of life for the parish. It's turning a rural landscape into an urban one. That's the sum of it'
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Tunbridge Wells driver drank whisky and smoked cannabis before deadly A228 crash
'His actions have not only ended the lives of two people but have caused profound suffering and distress to their families'
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How the community's Wadhurst Brass Band kept the music alive for 15 months
'You could see from people's eyes there was a palpable sense of relief - that we were okay and everyone managed to play something'
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'I moved from the touchline onto the pitch' - how a Tunbridge Wells rugby mum became a player
'Rugby players come in all shapes and sizes and you don't have to be built like a bus to play it. You only have to look at the variety of players in the England women's team to see that' said Fee Horne
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Drug dealers sent bulk marketing texts to Tunbridge Wells users to sell Class A
‘They are now in prison and anyone else seeking to supply cocaine and heroin in Kent should be left in no doubt that they too will be brought to justice'
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Mary Harris: An apology for Tunbridge Wells man - but too little, too late?
Like you or me, Darrell Edmondson had probably never given a thought to being accused of being a paedophile
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All smiles as customers are welcomed back inside in West Kent and East Sussex
'It's been fantastic to have people back inside. It's great to see people back in and enjoying themselves'
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Winning Greens for Tonbridge on Kent County Council said town must have a civic complex
'We want to see a Civic Centre in Tonbridge as we think it is the best way to deliver services for the borough in a cost effective way which will be economically and financially sustainable' said Mark Hood
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Mum's warning after man tries to entice schoolgirl daughter into his car in Tunbridge Wells
Sarah Palmer hopes by speaking publicly about the "scary" incident it could protect other children if he tries again.
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Southeastern's reduced timetable will not meet demand, warns Tonbridge rail group
'In our view, the proposed level of service will soon be inadequate, especially if no further changes are made until December'
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The 'time has come' for action on out-of-control dogs in park in Tunbridge Wells
'This is an issue which is forever discussed without any action being taken. The time has come for something constructive to be done' said Friends of Dunorlan Park