HIGH STREET, CHAPEL PLACE & THE PANTILES SPECIAL 049
visited several times, staying at Calverley House, which now houses Hotel du Vin, the Prince of Wales came in 1928 and his mother, Queen Mary, shopped here six years later. During World War Two, King George VI met General Montgomery at Broadwater Down. The town enjoyed a visit during Jubilee Year (1977) by Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother, and Diana Princess of Wales opened the Royal Victoria Place shopping centre. • On 15th July 2013 the Princess of Wales’ Royal Regiment were given the Freedom of the Borough, while the year previously in 2012, the Duke and Duchess of Wessex toured The Pantiles area, from bandstand to well.
Located near the train station and with a variety of public car parks, the High Street, Chapel Place and The Pantiles is an easily accessible area for visitors looking for a day out shopping, eating or exploring the beautiful historic setting. From craft beers and bridalwear to kitchenware, interior accessories for your home, not to mention fashion, food, family-run jewellers and fl orists – there’s even a store dedicated to your pooch! – the trio of hotspots boasts 70-plus independent stores where you are guaranteed to fi nd that perfect something to spoil yourself or to give as a gift.
OSKA
New season, new style, new you! Make an appointment with one of our OSKA style coaches for an individual styling session either in a shop near you
or by telephone. Short on time? Our OSKA style coach will create a personal selection package just for you during shop hours or outside of business hours. We look forward to seeing you soon.
• OSKA, 58 High Street, Tunbridge Wells TN1 1XF, call 01892 281004 or visit
www.uk.oska.com
BELVOIR
When it comes to selling your property the thought alone can be stressful enough but, rest assured, the team at Belvoir will work hard to achieve this quickly and effi ciently. Whether you are taking your fi rst steps on the property ladder, moving to a new area, selling a property for a relative or downsizing, we will help you achieve your dreams.
• Belvoir, 15-17 Vale Road, Tunbridge Wells TN1 1BS, call 01892 615406 or visit
www.bevloir.co.uk/ tunbridgewells
HARVEY JONES
Harvey Jones are the UK’s leading handmade kitchen retailer, designing and building kitchen solutions that are tailored to the unique requirements of their clients. They have recently completed an exciting refurbishment of their Tunbridge Wells showroom on Vale Road, with brand new kitchen
displays including their beautiful new range, Arbor.
• Harvey Jones, 3 Vale Road, Tunbridge Wells TN1 1BS, call 01892 549220 or visit
www.harveyjones.com
HYGIENE SUE
Whilst celebrating Hygiene Sue’s 10th year in business, it was an honour for Sue Richardson, the Managing Director of Hygiene Sue, to be recognised for the Kent Women in Business Award 2018. From more than 50 applicants Sue was short-listed to the fi nal eight. This award recognised the training Hygiene Sue provides for over 100 apprenticeships within the South East.
• Hygiene Sue, 2 London Road, Tunbridge Wells TN1 1DQ, call 01892 524957 or email
theteam@hygienesue.co.uk
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