Step back in time to enjoy this historic establishment’s delicious new menu
The George & Dragon pub in Speldhurst has been given a new lease of life after a few members of the local community bought it three years ago. Eileen Leahy experiences a taste of this centuries-old pub’s exciting food offering, courtesy of new Head Chef Andy Billings… The George & Dragon in Speldhurst has […]
How much of a role does artificial intelligence play in our schools?
Following the news that Italy has banned it, Benenden Head Samantha Price asks how worried should teachers be about ChatGTP? Read her opinion piece to the end, and then ask yourself the question again… The education sector in the United Kingdom has seen tremendous growth and change over the years, but the introduction of […]
A winning combination
Alex and Virginia Boyd opened Kumquat on The Pantiles exactly a year ago. Since then they have seen their establishment – which specialises in Asian fusion food – thrive. Last week the pair’s hard work paid off when they won Start-Up Business of the Year at the Times Business Awards. Alex reveals the recipe of […]
Spills and thrills for final chapter
Matthew Dann bids farewell to the John Wick movie series… The latest – and final – John Wick film has hit cinema screens, bringing this much-loved move franchise to an end. It’s particularly poignant since Lance Reddick, who played Wick’s friend Charon passed away recently. Many people will remember Reddick from The Wire, while […]
Easter holiday fun for all the family
Bewl Water, Kent/Sussex Keep the kids busy for less this Easter at southeast England’s largest reservoir, Bewl Water. From April 1-16, the 800-acre site will be pulling out all the stops to help parents keep children entertained for under £15. Car parking costs £7 for the day and Easter activities are mostly free to enjoy. […]
B-movie thrills with grade-A style
Matthew Dann reviews the new interplanetary sci-fi thriller, 65 This new Adam Driver film hit cinemas this week. To be honest, I knew little about it, but after seeing the teaser, I was intrigued. Adam Driver is a fine actor who always puts in nuanced, powerful and emotional performances. The film has a simple […]
Why healthy eating for babies and new parents is simply child’s play
Local dad of three and family food specialist Adam Shaw is hosting two new pregnancy and weaning workshops in Tunbridge Wells next month. The popular Instagrammer, who published his first book last year, tells the Times what’s cooking… Adam Shaw runs the successful At Dad’s Table Instagram account, which boasts more than 55,000 followers. […]
Creed’s knockout return
Creed III heralds a new era for the Rocky franchise, says Times Film Reviewer Matthew Dann… I was looking forward to seeing this film − not because I am the biggest fan of boxing movies, but because it was Michael B. Jordan’s directorial debut. Having seen Jordan star in various movies, including the other […]
‘Our pupils are inspired daily by the essence of the Scouting movement’
Rose Hill pupils recently celebrated the birthday of former student and Scouts founder Robert Baden-Powell and reveal how the school is motivated by his message… Pupils at one of Tunbridge Wells’ leading prep schools have marked the 166th birthday of Robert Baden-Powell, their noted former pupil who is famous for being the founder of […]
‘I want to help women to be seen, heard, celebrated and empowered’
Jade Tinkler is a professional photographer who is hosting a special, one-off exhibition of women’s portraits titled ‘40 Over 40’. Here she tells Eileen Leahy about the inspiration for the show, which is on at Fordcombe Village Hall on March 18, and reveals a little more about her career… So Jade, how long have […]
