HIGH STREET, CHAPEL PLACE & THE PANTILES SPECIAL 043
DR.CHRISTINE MEDICAL AESTHETICS
Dr.Christine Or is an award-winning aesthetic doctor in Tunbridge Wells providing wrinkle relaxing injections, dermal fi ller treatments, chemical peels and medical skincare. Offering a uniquely personal service, she takes a “less is more” approach, creating subtle natural- looking enhancements, and specialises in the bespoke liquid facelift which uses dermal fi llers to create a more lifted rejuvenated appearance.
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Dr.Christine Medical Aesthetics, 17 High Street, Tunbridge Wells TN1 1UT, call 07928 971683 or visit
www.drchristine.co.uk
in the quaint streets nestling off the High Street, on the High Street itself or in the cobbled walkway of Chapel Place. Alongside its vast wealth of retail outlets, spring/summer sees the area come to life with a series of live events, kicking off with Jazz on The Pantiles in May and on every Thursday during the summer from 7pm, as well as live music at The Grey Lady (
www.thegreylady.co.uk) and The Forum (
www.twforum.co.uk), the town’s landmark music venue, and Soul Train, to name but a few.
Past & present
Tunbridge Wells came into existence after the chance discovery of a health-giving
spring. Sometime in 1606, an ailing Lord North was travelling to London when he noticed a foaming spring. The young nobleman tasted the iron-rich water and took samples for analysis. He later returned and, over time, his illness disappeared. The good news spread quickly. A well was sunk and the aristocracy fl ocked to what became known as the Chalybeate Spring in the hope of a cure from many different ills. At fi rst, everyone – even Charles I’s queen, Henrietta Maria – had to camp or lodge in nearby Southborough until a hamlet gradually established itself. Named Tunbridge Wells because of its proximity to Tonbridge (originally spelled ‘Tunbridge’), this location rapidly gained a reputation as
WOODS RESTAURANT & BARS
PURE COLLECTION
New styles, new prints, new shades! Get set for summer colour and light layers with Pure Collection. From vibrant to exquisitely soft, let us help you fi nd handpicked shades to refresh your summer wardrobe in our Tunbridge Wells boutique. Pictured right: cashmere stepped hem sweater (lk-w79), RRP £120.
• Pure Collection, 38 High Street, Tunbridge Wells TN1 1XF, call 01892 541102 or visit
www.purecollection.com
As we head into spring and look forward to summer, Woods Restaurant & Bars is the ideal location for alfresco eating and entertaining (you can always pop back inside if it gets too chilly!) where, whatever the weather, you’re guaranteed a warm welcome as well as a menu catering for all-day entertaining – all-day breakfast or brunch, lunch, afternoon tea (…or maybe just a quiet coffee or drink whilst taking advantage of the free WIFI access), and Friday evening suppers are coming soon! And from May to September Woods is the perfect place to enjoy the alfresco atmosphere of Jazz on The Pantiles.
SW1 HAIR AND BEAUTY
SW1 Hair and Beauty is an award-winning salon – with prestigious awards in hair extensions and Keratin colour – in the heart of the High Street. The dedicated and talented team at SW1 aims to create the very best in hairdressing tailor-made for you. They will listen and help nurture you to the correct choice, whether that’s a gent’s cut, colour, balayage or bridal hair. Salon owner Sandra has a wealth of experience and believes in education and training to motivate the team thus giving the customers the very best and newest technologies in hairdressing. At SW1 they have daily offers for any walk-in customers of £36 for a ladies’ cut and blow dry and £20 for gents. The salon also offers aesthetics treatments with
Dr.Christine and beauty services with Sharon (
www.tabithasbeauty.co.uk).
• SW1 Hair and Beauty, 17 High Street, Tunbridge Wells TN1 1UT, call 01892 618388 or visit
www.sw1hb.co.uk
• Woods Restaurant & Bars, 62 & 64 The Pantiles, Tunbridge Wells TN2 5TN, call 01892 614411 or visit www.
woodsrestaurant.co.uk
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