The Tunbridge Wells store will not re-open.
John Lewis has confirmed that the Tunbridge Wells store on North Farm, will remain closed permanently.
Although reported several weeks ago, final confirmation has been announced on the fate of the out-of-town store.
Tunbridge Wells is not alone, as stores across the country will remain closed, including Ashford, York, Basingstoke, and Aberdeen.
The partner-owned business has struggled with the pandemic, resulting in multiple store closures.
Sevenoaks District's Housing Boom
Sevenoaks District Council has set out plans to build 17,000 homes in the coming 15 years to meet the Labour government's new targets.
Boost to Biodiversity
Kent Wildlife Trust has bought an area of intensively farmed land near Lamberhurst and will convert it into a haven for nature.
MP concerned by "Housing Crisis"
Objectors to plans for 500 new homes on green fields to the south of Tunbridge Wells say they're disappointed by the "neutral" stance on the issue taken by local Liberal Democrats.
Reform UK's Big Plan
The Reform UK leadership of Kent County Council is to press ahead with a proposal for a single council in Kent to achieve local government reform.
West Kent Unitary Authority Nearer
Council leaders in Kent have agreed on two local government reform options, with both of them involving merging together Sevenoaks, Tonbridge, Tunbridge Wells and Maidstone.
MP's Views on Migration Policy
The MP for Tunbridge Wells, Mike Martin, has said the forced resignation of the deputy Prime Minister for not paying enough tax, was another "hammer blow" to public trust in politicians.
Boost For Local Conservatives
One of the Borough Councillors for the Rural Tunbridge Wells area, David Knight, has switched from the Tunbridge Wells Alliance Party to the Conservatives.
100 Homes for Hadlow
More green fields are to be replaced by housing under a plan for the north west of Hadlow.
10:00pm - 11:00pm
West Kent Albums
11:00pm - 1:00am
The Wind Down