Going Out Guide September 1 – September 7
Celebrating local artistic skills The latest Royal Tunbridge Wells Art Society exhibition is up and running and on until this Sunday. Here, its Vice Chair, Suzy Phillips, tells Eileen Leahy all about it. “There is a bit of a watery theme going on at Royal Tunbridge Wells Art Society,” smiles artist Suzy Phillips, who’s also […]
Going Out Guide August 24 – August 31
Turning over a new leaf this autumn with some local walks Autumn is a good time to turn over a new leaf, and what could be a better new leisure and social activity than exercise? Whether you’re interested in joining an established group or you prefer having a single goal, there is something for you […]
Take your tastebuds on a fruity beer adventure for this summer
In his monthly column for the Times, Fuggles founder Alex Greig waxes lyrical about the ever-growing trend for fruity beers – which he says are just perfect to sip on in the sunshine… The last few years have seen a few trends emerge in the world of craft beer here in the UK. Alongside heavily hopped, […]
“Penshurst Place has been inspiring writers for centuries”
Following the success of the performance of Shakespeare’s Merry Wives of Windsor at Penshurst Place last month, August 12 sees Changeling Theatre bring The Importance of Being Earnest to the stately home. The location for the alfresco show will once again be Penshurst Place’s glorious South Lawn which overlooks the historic country pile’s Italian gardens. […]
Three of the best summery red wines to chill
Bearing in mind that it has been in the twenties indoors recently, room-temperature red wine on a searing summer’s day is a calamity! You can lose a lot of the wine’s character since the fruit will be muted, the alcohol will stick out and the wine will taste soupy. A short dunk in the ice […]
