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Menace covering Benenden toilets with faeces could be caught with DNA
The shocking behaviour is more commonly used by prisoners in their cells as a method of protest
Mary Harris
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These friends will make choosing where to eat out in Tunbridge Wells so much easier
'We thought 'why has no-one put all this restaurant information in one place?' said Loic Beuzit from Tunbridge Wells
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Thousands visit 'awe-inspiring' moon as part of Tunbridge Wells Puppetry Festival
'We’ve had the overwhelmingly wonderful feedback from participants and visitors of all ages,' said joint festival directors Alison Bundy and Ailsa Molyneux
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Inspirational make-up artist from Benenden who was adopted from an orphanage in Thailand
'I would encourage people to adopt because children shouldn’t be raised in orphanages. They should be raised in family homes where they can be given a second chance in life,' said Dominic Paul
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Mary Harris: Why Tunbridge Wells has the heart of a village
'But at the awards, when you heard people saying, there's a pandemic and we had 250 people volunteering to pick up prescriptions or take food parcels, it's quite humbling' said council leader Tom Dawlings
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Distances pupils travel to school by car in Tonbridge, Tunbridge Wells and beyond are 'not sustainable'
'That whole thing of having a network of friends. If your school is 20 miles away from your home, that is going to be much harder to sustain those friendships," said Green borough and county councillor Mark Hood
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A 40mph speed limit proposal for the A264 in Tunbridge Wells
Objections against cutting the limit included claims it could frustrate drivers and encourage 'dangerous manoeuvres'
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Tunbridge Wells Borough Council says it should see out Urbaser contract despite rumour Tonbridge wants out
A source at Tonbridge and Malling Borough Council said the authority may want to try to get out of the contract with Urbaser
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What was happening in Tunbridge Wells in 1987 when the bedsit killings shook the town to its core?
Their deaths and the sorrows of the family have been a collective wound carried by the town for more than three decades
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Mary Harris: Why we really must 'think of the children' if the school closes
When early shifts were introduced at the Courier and I walked to work earlier, I'd see really small kids in too big secondary blazers, with dead-weight bags, heading to school
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Businessman has plans for Tunbridge Wells water spring on The Pantiles
'I do not believe these additions and alterations will benefit the individual site, and that they will ruin the view of The Pantiles Bath Square,' said Carolyn Gray, chairman of the Tunbridge Wells Town Forum group for culture, leisure and tourism
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Covid suffering Tunbridge Wells mum who kept son off as virus 'ripped through school' is refused online learning
'In my mind the system is just not working properly. I just feel like the sacrificial lamb. It's so senseless and arbitrary. I just feel these are exceptional circumstances,' said mum Gemma Buckland