About Me

  • Living with my beautiful wife in the most fabulous town in the entire world, Royal Tunbridge Wells. We love to generally soak up the culture, nature and the countryside in this idyllic part of the Weald and because we love our town so much I made this blog to share it with the rest of you. Eating Out in Tunbridge Wells

Links

  • Disgusted of Tunbridge Wells
    The persona of Disgusted lives on. This time though he's online and on a mission.
  • Friends of the Commons
    Website of the wonderful Friends of Tunbridge Wells and Rusthall Commons. If you enjoy the Commons as much as we do, please pay them a visit, become a friend and help contribute to the conservation of our wonderful commons.
  • Royal Tunbridge Wells Civic Society
    Promoting the conservation and enhancement of our town. An independent group with a lively membership of people who care about the town we live in, and a group that does all it can to protect our unique heritage from destruction and to encourage planners, builders and developers to meet the highest standards, so that we may be proud of what is done in our time.
  • High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
    Awe inspiring website about the green rolling hills that surround Tunbridge Wells. This website will make you switch off your computer, strap on your shoes and get outside and explore our truly gorgeous countryside
  • Three Beautiful Things
    A woman after my own heart. Clare finds three beautiful things in her life every day. So should we all.
  • Tunbridge Wells Commons Conservators
    The commons are administered by the Commons Conservators. This website aims to inform, entertain and above all provide the opportunity for you to put forward your ideas for the future management and improvement of Tunbridge Wells' most valuable open space.
  • Street Photography in Tunbridge Wells
    Great photographs of street life in Tunbridge Wells, can you spot yourself?
  • Friends of Woodbury Park Cemetery
    The Friends of Woodbury Park Cemetery are volunteers who plan to clear away brambles and saplings, find out more about the local people buried there, and prepare a conservation plan for its magnificent trees, wildflowers and wild life.
  • York Road
    On this site you can learn and see how York Road developed from 1839 to the present day by looking at some wonderful historic maps and pictures. You will appreciate what it is like to live in the centre of this historic town. The amenities are excellent, the location fantastic.
  • Gaztronomy
    Tunbridge Wells resident, Gaz, rates and reviews his favourite restaurants, and usually with a vegetarian slant.

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Common Friends

CommonjThis pretty image of the common looking over towards Wellington Rocks is for Jenny Blackburn, who after six years is resigning as chairman of the Friends of the Commons.
The Friends are also now looking for an editor to edit the Friends newsletter, Common Ground. Also, if you are as big a fan as my wife an I of the Common please consider donating to help its upkeep by becoming a Friend of the Common.
Come on, today looks like being a beautiful day, grab your lunch and have it on the Common with your work colleagues, then when you get back to the office fill out the application form to be a Friend, think how good you'll feel.

Friday, April 25, 2008 in Out & About |

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