West Kent Radio's Martin Webber has been talking to the mayor of Tunbridge Wells, Godfrey Bland.
Godfrey was living in Kenya during the visit in 1952 where Princess Elizabeth arrived, heard the news of her father's death and became Queen. He also talks about his reaction to the news of the Queen's death and explains how people can sign a book of condolence at the Amelia Scott building.
Sweeter Strawberries
Kent is known for its fruit farms and this year’s harvest of summer strawberries and other soft fruit has been a excellent one.
140 artists appearing
Events at this year's Tunbridge Wells Fringe Festival have begun and run until Sunday 13th July.
Gig Guide
West Kent has a great variety of live music venues, featuring plenty of exciting young performers.
Friendship Circle for Towns
Tonbridge and the German town of Heusenstamm are celebrating 40 years of being twin towns.
9 Health Features
We get tips from a GP in Southborough on how exercise and good diet can improve your general health.
Unassuming War Hero
Guy Maunsell saved hundreds of lives by creating the Thames Estuary Seaforts in the Second World War and his grave is in Southborough cemetery.
Word Up!
A thriving poetry reading event in Tunbridge Wells has led to one poet having her work published.
"Exquisite" Church Windows
We hear how the world famous modern artist Marc Chagall came to complete the unique stained glass windows in All Saints' Tudeley.
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