Attractions and Places to Visit in Tunbridge Wells
The town of Royal Tunbridge Wells is most famous for the historic Pantiles and Chalybeate Spring that mark the beginning of Royal Tunbridge Wells as a visitor destination. For more than 400 years visitors from afar have revelled in the accessibility and beauty of the area and stayed in the Tunbridge Wells region.
Places to Stay in Tunbridge Wells
Whether you’re drawn by the thrill of the historical 1066 battle or are looking for a fun location for all the family, Tunbridge Wells Hotels are ideal.
Sports and Activities
From coast to countryside, seaside to historic towns and villages, there are many things to do in Tunbridge Wells and Tonbridge area, including excellent days out and places to see.
Just off the high street, Bill’s Tunbridge Wells restaurant is in a brilliant location for shoppers. Newly refurbished expect vibrant colour, plush furnishings.
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The ideal place to sit back, relax and enjoy stunning, classic French bistro dishes, Côte Brasserie boasts a friendly environment within easy reach of the local theatres.
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Allow our friendly team to welcome you to Eat, Drink, Stay and Enjoy at the Mount Edgcumbe in Tunbridge Wells, a family-run pub with a beer garden, a restaurant serving a British-European Menu
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An extension of The Crowborough Estate, holding stock of Sussex Cattle, Boer Goats, Fallow deer, and Wild boar amongst others which the restaurant
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Local News
Tunbridge Wells Council Leader calls for “Collaboration” between Parties
After last Thursday’s by-election defeat, the Conservative leader of Tunbridge Wells Council has called for all political parties to work together in collaboration in the interests of the Borough. The Conservative’s 23 council seats are now outnumbered by the 25 seats held by opposition parties. In an interview with Southborough News, Cllr Tom Dawlings (pictured … Continue reading Tunbridge Wells Council Leader calls for “Collaboration” between Parties Southborough News …
Borough Council Defeat for Conservatives in Bidborough ward By-election
The Conservatives grip on power at Tunbridge Wells Borough Council has slipped further after their defeat in a by-election on Thursday. Voters in the Speldhurst and Bidborough ward elected the Tunbridge Wells restaurateur, Matthew Sankey (pictured below) from the Tunbridge Wells Alliance Party, who won 50% of the vote. The Conservatives now have 23 seats … Continue reading Borough Council Defeat for Conservatives in Bidborough ward By-election Southborough News …
Tune to 95.5 and 106.7 FM for West Kent Radio
The first community radio station for Tonbridge and Tunbridge Wells was officially launched onto the FM waveband on Thursday morning at 10.00am. Station trustee Nigel Peacock said: “Launch day has been fantastic and we’ve been receiving lots of messages of support and requests to the studio and on our social platforms. It’s a great day … Continue reading Tune to 95.5 and 106.7 FM for West Kent Radio Southborough News …
Official Opening of Southborough’s New Civic Centre
On one of the warmest sunniest Saturdays of the summer, Southborough’s new Civic Centre was opened by the town’s mayor, Dianne Hill, in a festive event attended by hundreds of local residents. Dianne Hill delivered the following speech: “A big welcome to everyone from Southborough, High Brooms and beyond to a Festival celebrating our past, … Continue reading Official Opening of Southborough’s New Civic Centre Southborough News …
Conservatives Lose Overall Majority on Tunbridge Wells Borough Council
For the first time in more than twenty years, the Conservative Party has no overall majority on Tunbridge Wells Borough Council, as counting today revealed opposition parties gained 5 seats in Thursday’s local elections. Years of drama over the abandoned theatre project and controversy over a massive housebuilding plan for Capel has worn down the … Continue reading Conservatives Lose Overall Majority on Tunbridge Wells Borough Council Southborough News …
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