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Mary Harris

Mary Harris

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Senior Reporter, Kent Live

Tunbridge Wells

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  • Resident loses battle to make 'well-trodden' Kent footpath official

    By Mary Harris Verified| Kent Live Verified A resident's bid to have a "well-trodden" Kent footpath recognised as an official right of way which was challenged by a landowner, has failed at a public inquiry. As KentLive previously reported, the application for the path in Tunbridge Wells from Stephanie McMahon, who has lived in the area for 40 years, was met with an objection from Cooper Estates Strategic Land. The footpath is between Blackhurst Lane and Sandown Park according to the Public Rights of Way map.

    By Mary Harris Verified · Kent Live

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Tunbridge Wells Local Plan includes 'major expansion' and homes at shopping centre

    By Mary Harris Verified| Kent Live Verified There is a public consultation on the Local Plan for Tunbridge Wells with just days for people to have their say on proposed modifications. The consultation launched on March 17 and ends on April 30. The plan is hardly light reading, but its contents directly affect people who live and work in the borough. It earmarks land for many uses including for new homes, employment, sports, leisure and commercial. Tunbridge Wells Borough Council wants feedback on modifications made to the Local Plan.

    By Mary Harris Verified · Kent Live

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Decision made on homes plan for picturesque Kent village despite road safety concerns

    By Mary Harris Verified| Kent Live Verified A developer has won its appeal to build 24 homes in a picturesque and little-known village in Kent with just 1,800 residents, despite fears over road safety.

    By Mary Harris Verified · Kent Live

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Kent Live

KentLive, with offices in Tunbridge Wells and Sandwich, serves the county of Kent. Online, kentlive.news offers the opportunity to browse, search and comment on our news, sport and leisure sections or sign up for a weekly e-edition's of our print publications.

Royal Tunbridge Wells, England, United Kingdom