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Tunbridge Wells Croquet Club’s Robert Fulford is now a six-time world champion - but it took him more than seven hours to seal his latest success.
Shoppers are invited to go on a hunt to find animation character Shaun the Sheep, and take part in a range of other activities.
A payphone is under threat of being removed by BT after being used on average only once a week.
A Labour borough councillor has lost the local party whip after attending a screening of a controversial film about the former leader.
Tributes have been paid to a veteran who died attempting to break a 200mph record on a motorcycle.
A man has been jailed for stabbing his victim seven times after an argument over a deal to swap drugs for designer clothes.
Tunbridge Wells have appointed a new manager ahead of the start of their Southern Counties East Premier Division season this Saturday.
A community celebration of ethnically diverse music, dance and food returned at the weekend.
Plans for new homes and a village hall on agricultural land have been approved.
Tunbridge Wells are on the hunt for a new manager - less than 10 days away from their opening match of the new season.
Two town centre commercial premises could be converted into flats.
A free festival returns this weekend with singers, dancers, drummers and a Ukrainian choir made up of people who have fled the war-torn country.
A swimming club will share a school’s new swimming pool in exchange for giving pupils lessons.
A driver was spotted pinching power from a car dealership to charge their Mercedes.
A breast cancer survivor has co-founded a unique bra and swimwear brand after she struggled to find a design suited to one boob.
A woodland used by families and dog walkers has been hit with three cases of fly-tipping in two months.
Goudhurst sailor Freya Black has every reason to be optimistic she’ll be a medal contender at next year’s Olympic Games.
A third straight triumph for Holmesdale saw them move off the foot of the Kent League Premier Division as they won at third-placed Tunbridge Wells.
A mum fears her family could lose their house if she has to quit work to home-school her son who has no place at secondary school due to KCC delays.
Sister Barbara Stone said she has been on the phone eight times today, speaking with the “very disappointed” inmate.
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