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TUNBRIDGE WELLS TRAVEL AGENCY NAMED THE BEST IN THE SOUTH EAST
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Baldwins Travel, Tunbridge Wells has been named as the best travel agency in South East England. The local fi rm was selected for this prestigious title as part of a power-list of the nation’s best agents by industry bible the Travel Trade Gazette. More than 500 travel agencies and branches put themselves forward for consideration for TTG’s Top 50 Travel Agencies 2019 – in
association with Kuoni – from which a shortlist of 100 fi nalists across 20
categories was devised.
The TTG
Top 50 Travel Agencies list was revealed in a glittering ceremony in Birmingham following an extensive judging process, which saw agents rated by tour operators and other suppliers, and then assessed by travel trade journalists. Baldwins Travel, Tunbridge
Wells was named the South East’s
Promotions at Cripps Pemberton Greenish Top 100 law fi rm Cripps Pemberton Greenish has announced a record 30 promotions across its legal and business services teams, effective from 1st May 2019. Four individuals have been promoted to partner – Sally Ashworth from the real estate development team, corporate lawyer Craig Bowers, planning law expert Beth Gascoyne and Richard Mencner, who heads up the tax and trusts team.
In addition, seven individuals have been
promoted to legal director – Rosa Doval (residential real estate), Kate Hughes (commercial real estate), Lowri Jones (corporate), Simon Schipper (commercial real estate), Christobel Smales (commercial real estate), Tom Trowhill (commercial) and Alison Ward (private client). Other promotions include six new
Top Agency from a shortlist of five. Baldwins Travel, Uckfield also made the shortlist and was commended as a runner-up, which also places them on the Top 50 list. Nick Marks, joint managing
director, who attended the event with managers Kim Lacey (Tunbridge Wells) and Laura Hill (Uckfi eld) – and also fellow director Chris Marks and chairman Ron Marks – expressed his pride at the recognition, saying: “This award refl ects the effort and hard work that the teams in all of our branches make on a
day-to-day basis, creating the perfect holidays for our clients and giving the best levels of customer service possible. We are delighted to be recognised by TTG and our supplier partners in this way.” • Find the full Top 50 shortlist at
ttgtop50.com
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managing associates and 14 new senior associates. Managing partner, Gavin Tyler (right), commented: “This year has been a great one for the fi rm. Following our merger in December, we have continued to go from strength to strength, and a large part of this success is down to our people. The fi rm is committed to supporting personal career aspirations and it is really pleasing to see so many individuals continuing to develop their career here at Cripps Pemberton Greenish.” • Cripps and Pemberton Greenish merged on 1st December 2018. The merged fi rm has more than 465 people including 67 partners, and offi ces in Tunbridge Wells, Kings Hill and London.
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