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Lockdown One Year On: Mary Harris asks 'How about you? Are you okay?'
I also see it as a metaphorical checking oneself - and then others - as one might after a terrible happening, such as a car crash or earthquake or bomb.
Mary Harris
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Flasher wearing tartan trousers sparks urgent police search in Tunbridge Wells
Kent Police is appealing for any other witnesses to come forward with information.
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Lockdown One Year On: 'I was 17 when I started working on coronavirus wards'
"Little did I know that six months later I would be working for the NHS in the midst of a pandemic and being redeployed to a Covid-19 ward to help care for some of our sickest patients."
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Lockdown One Year On: Reflections of a Tunbridge Wells care home manager
"I could not attend funerals despite my last duty as a nurse being to support and comfort families."
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Tunbridge Wells John Lewis will not open after lockdown
“We would like to thank all our customers in Tunbridge Wells for their loyalty and our Partners for their hard work over the years. It is with a heavy heart that we are proposing to close our Tunbridge Wells shop."
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145-bed student accommodation and teaching campus planned for Tunbridge Wells Hospital
The team behind the plans is hoping Tunbridge Wells Borough Council can accept its case for what is called "Green Belt Very Special Circumstances" which would allow the land's protection to be waived to enable construction.
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Age UK Tunbridge Wells and Tonbridge lose main contract from Kent County Council
"We recognise that this means there will be a different offer for older people in the future and may not mean the continuation of all the services previously delivered by Age UK."
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Lockdown One Year On: The'harrowing' ordeal of saying final goodbyes on the phone
'We want to help as many people as possible be in a good place, physically and mentally, when it comes to the end of life'
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Woman, 29, launches petition for lighting in Tunbridge Wells park to make people feel 'safer'
'There is always a fear because it is so dark. It's a scary place. Especially at the moment, women are limiting their days to daylight and I think that is really unfair.'
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Shock at felling of trees by A26 London Road in Southborough
"It’s always a shame to see trees go, but this was rather necessary for safety reasons," said Alain Lewis, chairman of Southborough Town Council.
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'Let's make music together' - meet the new music director at East Grinstead Choral Society
'Laurence is enthusiastic, dynamic and forward-looking and possesses great musicianship' said the choir's chairman Gill Olliver.
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Mary Harris: When Tunbridge Wells democracy gets a little less democratic
Those parties are taking away that choice from voters when they stand in that (sanitised) booth to mark their cross.