Tunbridge Well News Today

‘Consolidation’ is the word on Lib Dem lips today, as the party mulls its solid, if not spectacular, progress in Thursday’s local elections. Ed Davey’s troops gained more than 100 council seats and added two more authorities to their existing tally of ten. Sir John Curtice, the elections expert, suggests they ‘had only a modest

The left needs to stop tailing spontaneity and start thinking strategically. Mike Macnair takes issue with Steve Bloom’s canonisation of Luxemburg and criticisms of democratic republicanism

A former Worcester News and Sunday People journalist has unveiled a brand-new book set in Redditch and Stratford-upon-Avon.

Repeating calls for ‘no platforming’, calls to line up behind reactionary nationalists are, argues Mike Macnair, modern forms of madness. We favour free speech

Healthcare

Passengers will be able to sample four local cheeses and a complimentary drink as they travel through the Kent countryside.

Tunbridge Wells and Tonbridge & Malling borough councils are each set to pay £150,000 toward replacing their entire fleet of RCVs.

Healthcare

A Christmas wish tree at Bewl Water in Lamberhurst, Kent is to be used to raise vital funds for the British Heart Foundation as the 800-acre reservoir pledge to

Critics said Bank officials including its £575,000-a-year boss should rue the day they decided not to raise interest rates last year. Attorney General Suella Braverman said: It has been too slow.