Café wins award from Tripadvisor
A SOUTHBOROUGH café has won the 2022 Tripadvisor ‘Travellers Choice Award’, which entitles it to a sticker on the door and the use of the logo on its website and emails. The Earl Grey Tea Rooms won the award thanks to positive reviews on the travel and leisure platform over the past 12 months. Tripadvisor […]
Women’s fashion store scoops top retail award after 12 years of trade
AN INDEPENDENT Tunbridge Wells-based womenswear shop has scooped one of the fashion retail industry’s most prestigious awards. High Street-based Bod & Ted was named Womenswear Independent of the Year at the Drapers Independent Awards on Thursday, September 22. Co-founder Sophie Bland told the Times: “After 12 years trading on the High Street it is wonderful […]
Advice for businesses and residents to cope with the cost of living crisis
As businesses and residents await this week’s expected mini budget for help with soaring bills, Victoria Roberts speaks to local experts about what measures can be taken by both firms and households to cut down on their bills UK chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng is set to deliver a mini-budget this Friday (September 23) amid soaring energy, […]
Former apprentice becomes law firm’s newest director
A Tunbridge Wells-based lawyer who gained a dual legal qualification after starting as an apprentice has now been named a director of the firm. Joe Milner joined Loch Associates Group as an administration apprentice in 2013 and studied while working, first gaining a law degree from Canterbury Christ Church University and later being called to […]
Read the Times of Tunbridge Wells 14th September 2022
An eye-catching architect’s eye-view of Kent leaves a lasting and loving legacy
Sarah Bond looks at a unique exhibition and book showing different views of the ‘Buildings of Kent’ in honour of the late architect, artist and author Roger FitzGerald. They are both launched at the Grierson Galleries in Cranbrook on September 17 and will fulfill his final wish… Architect Roger FitzGerald, who sadly died in Tunbridge […]
