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.
Your Hearing Matters
Hearing loss can be treated - but if it isn't, it often leads to falls and cognitive decline.
Tun Wells Climate and Nature Fair
The first Climate and Nature Fair in Tunbridge Wells is to be held in Calverley Grounds in September.
Wellbeing Walks
Tunbridge Wells Borough Council has linked up with the local ramblers group to organise walks to aid physical and mental health.
9 Health Features
We get tips from a GP in Southborough on how exercise and good diet can improve your general health.
"Friendly" Horticultural Society
The Chair of the Groombridge Horticultural Society, Gwyneth Davies, tells us about the varied events that the 200 members of the society enjoy.
Local charity hoping to expand
A local man is hoping to open a multi-purpose coffee shop as part of his continuing charity initiative.
Friendship Circle for Towns
Tonbridge and the German town of Heusenstamm are celebrating 40 years of being twin towns.
Leigh Cricket Club's 325 Years
Ian Bishop of Leigh Cricket Club tells us about a special game against the M.C.C. taking place on Friday 25th July 2025.
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