058 TONBRIDGE SPECIAL
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TONBRIDGE TRIATHLON 2018: the results are in!
May Bank Holiday saw the return of the immensely popular Tonbridge Triathlon, now in its 27th year and organised by Tonbridge Lions Club. Just over 400 athletes were drawn from all over the south east of England to compete in the event, which involves swimming in the award-winning indoor pool at Tonbridge School, a cycle discipline that covers the beautiful Kent countryside and a run within the excellent Tonbridge School sports ground, culminating on the renowned school running track. Competing in a choice of two distances –
the Standard (800m swim, 50km cycle, and 10k run) and the Sprint (400m swim, 25km cycle
and 5k run), the Standard distance male winner Tom Webb completed the course in 2hr 20min 22secs, while the Standard distance female winner, Catherine Linney from Sevenoaks Tri Club, fi nished in 2hr 41min 26secs. The winning male in the Sprint distance, Christopher Hovenden, from Les Stables club, took 1hr 13min 34secs and Susan Fairfax, of Crystal Palace club, the winning Sprint female, completed in 1hr 19min 35secs. All competing athletes were presented with medals at the fi nish from Tonbridge Lions President Gordon Hill with his wife Peggy and the Mayor of Tonbridge & Malling, Councillor Roger Dalton.
THE JEWEL
What would you like to learn
TOWNS – staying streets ahead! A family business, Towns was founded in 2011 by Alex Town and with investment and innovative ideas the company has become one of the must-see showrooms in Kent. Our enviable reputation has grown due to us providing outstanding customer service, imaginative designs and the ability to turn your dream bathroom into reality. From the moment you arrive at Towns (we have a free parking area), your new and stress-free bathroom experience begins – from consultation to installation no job is too big or too small. We offer state-of-the-art 3D and 4D imagery and
provide full installation if required or, if you prefer to use your own fi tters, you still have access to Towns’ extensive range of luxury bathroom products. Whatever your needs, here at Towns everything is achievable. • For more information, pop into Towns, Orchard Business Centre, Sanderson Way, Tonbridge TN9 1QG, call 01732 350911, visit
www.townsmerchant.co.uk or email
showroom@townsbathrooms.co.uk
this summer? The University of Kent’s Tonbridge Centre’s short course programmes are designed for adults wanting to learn and extend their knowledge purely for interest. There is no formal assessment. In the latest programme, you could learn about art collecting and art collectors; the historical perspective of the Cold War; JS Bach’s church cantatas or art history at an advanced level exploring the weird and the wonderful in art practice and theory. For all our courses look online at
www.kent.ac.uk/tonbridge The University Centre Tonbridge is based in Avebury Avenue, a few minutes’ walk from the railway station and the High Street. • For more information, call 01732 352316, email
tonbridgeadmin@kent.ac.uk or visit
www.kent.ac.uk/tonbridge
Y DID
IN THE TOWN Micallef Jewellers is a family-run retail and manufacturing jewellers, celebrating its 10th year in Tonbridge. They specialise in jewellery repairs and commissions, but also offer a watch repair service, and will change watch batteries and straps, as well as do valuations, ear piercing and buy unwanted gold. They stock jewellery for every occasion and pocket including platinum diamond jewellery, 9ct, 18ct and silver – and they are offi cial stockist of Chamilia, Nomination, and Hot Diamonds. • Pop into 88 High Street, Tonbridge TN9 1AP, call 01732 364631 or visit www.
micallefjewellers.com
OU KNOW? Tonbridge is twinned with Le Puy en Velay in
France & Heusenstammn in Germany since 1984.
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