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The leading Conservative on Kent County Council has said that staggering council debts could render proposed local government reforms “unworkable and unviable” in Kent.

A bus service linking High Brooms with Southborough and the hospital at Pembury is being enhanced.

There’s a been a big increase this year in sightings of the dangerous Asian hornet.

Primark is to open its new Tunbridge Wells store in November.

The Reform UK leadership at Kent County Council have been accused of using “smoke and mirrors” tactics in repaying a £50 million loan early to cut interest payments.

The government has approved plans for a huge increase in flights at Gatwick Airport.

The new Reform-led Kent County Council has decided that there is no climate emergency.

The first ever Climate and Nature Fair in Tunbridge Wells was held last Saturday in Calverley Grounds and the event is set to be repeated next year.

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Fascinating insights into the work of forensic investigators will be revealed at a talk at the Assembly Hall with Dr Richard Shepherd on 19th October.

Liz Barnes has been speaking to Rebecca Peyton about the play Penned Up.

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Melissa Russell talks to Alex Hakes about the Law Society’s protocol forms.

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Paul Reader talks to Alex Hakes about the process of buying and selling a business.

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Simeon Blewett talks to Alex Hakes about what happens when it's deemed necessary to remove a Will Executor.

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It’s a very busy time at Folly as many abandoned, injured and sick young animals are arriving.  This time we focus on our feathered friends, it’s baby bird feeding time and boy are they hungry!

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Berry & Lamberts’ solicitor Simeon Blewett talks to Alex Hakes about the Renter's Reform Bill

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Talks to Lynn Briggs about her life growing up in war torn Merseyside and her long and distinguished career in show business. 

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Hearing loss can be treated - but if it isn't, it often leads to falls and cognitive decline.

The MP for Tunbridge Wells, Mike Martin, has said the forced resignation of the deputy Prime Minister for not paying enough tax, was another "hammer blow" to public trust in politicians.

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Tunbridge Wells Borough Council has linked up with the local ramblers group to organise walks to aid physical and mental health.

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The Chair of the Groombridge Horticultural Society, Gwyneth Davies, tells us about the varied events that the 200 members of the society enjoy.

A local man is hoping to open a multi-purpose coffee shop as part of his continuing charity initiative.

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The first Climate and Nature Fair in Tunbridge Wells was held in Calverley Grounds in September.

We get tips from a GP in Southborough on how exercise and good diet can improve your general health.

Tonbridge and the German town of Heusenstamm are celebrating 40 years of being twin towns.