018 INDEX – CELEBRATING 25 YEARS AT THE HEART OF TUNBRIDGE WELLS
LOCAL FIRMS WITH THE WINNING FORMULA
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CREATING BEAUTIFUL
THE BARN
Owners Patrick McGuire and Ron Zanre acquired The Barn in 1992, and Philippe Sorak joined as general manager at the same time. Therefore, The Barn has had the same owners and management for 27 years. Philippe’s wife, Janet, joined him in joint management in 2012. In addition to being a successful pub and restaurant, The Barn has developed an excellent reputation for hosting weddings and private parties and has consistently won wedding venue awards. • 1 Lonsdale Gardens, Mount Pleasant Road, Tunbridge Wells TN1 1NU, call 01892 510424 or visit
barn-pub-rest.co.uk
GARDENS Frogheath Landscapes transform private gardens into elegant sociable spaces, creating tranquil intimate settings for relaxing and entertaining. An award- winning member of the Association of Professional Landscapers, our highly skilled teams are experienced in designing and building a wide range of traditional and contemporary gardens in rural, urban and coastal areas. • Frogheath Landscapes, Willingford Lane, Burwash Weald, East Sussex TN19 7HR, call 01435 883516, email info@frogheath.
co.uk or visit
frogheath.co.uk
BAILEY WIGHTON – DEDICATED TO
THEIR CUSTOMERS SINCE 1958 A lot of things have changed since Bailey Wighton opened its doors in 1958 but one thing has remained the same – our friendly, family-run service. Our large showroom in Grosvenor Road, Tunbridge Wells offers a huge range of quality carpets, rugs, hard fl ooring, sofas, chairs and recliners. • 78 Grosvenor Road, Tunbridge Wells TN1 2AS, call 01892 520074, email
baileywighton@btconnect.com or visit
baileywighton.co.uk
DAVID HAUGH
Bespoke wardrobes in timber and painted fi nishes are made to your exact requirements; they are proving as equally popular as our kitchens. David Haugh has been established for more than 30 years and are also well known for kitchens, bedrooms and studies. • Pop into our local workshops and showroom in Tunbridge Wells located on the Bayham Road, Bells Yew Green, East Sussex TN3 9AT, call 01892 750310 or visit
davidhaugh.co.uk
SITSMART
SitSmart, the offi ce chair and accessories specialist based in Tunbridge Wells, and established in 1994, is a leading distributor of quality ergonomic products for both business and home use. We service local and national companies, leading the way with our 24-hour control room seating. We also offer stylish Scandinavian seating for modern interiors. A free trial is available on all offi ce chairs. • Call 01892 510202, email
sales@sitsmart.co.uk or visit
sitsmart.co.uk
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
HERITAGE OPEN DAYS! HODs, as we affectionately call two weeks in September, is celebrating its 25th anniversary. This year the Borough of Tunbridge Wells, including Paddock Wood, Horsmonden, Cranbrook and Capel, have 51 free events available from 13th-22nd September. Archaeological digs, museums, churches, windmills, walks and talks are possibilities for all ages. Events are organised by a group of volunteers who invite you to be a “Tourist in your own Borough”. • Visit
tunbridgewellsheritageopendays.org
THOMSON SNELL & PASSMORE ARE ON THE MOVE
Thomson Snell & Passmore will be moving to new, refurbished premises in autumn 2019 at Heathervale House, 2-4 Vale Avenue, Tunbridge Wells. Known for its practical and tailored legal advice to generation upon generation of clients, this is a new chapter in the fi rm’s 450-year history. Tunbridge Wells is an intrinsic part of Thomson Snell & Passmore’s history as the world’s oldest law fi rm. The fi rm has been in the town centre for more than 100 years and prides itself on being a very active member of the community. • Visit
ts-p.co.uk or call 01892 510000.
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