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  • More space at last for crowded commuters

    By Sevenoaks Chronicle at 08:00 on 23/05/13
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    LONGER trains are to be run from Sevenoaks during peak times in a bid to tackle overcrowding. The new 12-car metro trains will run from Sevenoaks in the morning rush hour from January next year. Network Rail has been working to lengthen station platforms and upgrade the electricity supply to power longer trains. The extra carriages will create an additional 168 seats for passengers commuting to London. Alison Nolan of Southeaste...
  • Council to spend £35,000 to provide more memorial vaults

    By Tonbridge Courier at 07:30 on 23/05/13
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    Memorial vaults are to be installed at Tonbridge Cemetery. The borough council will spend £35,000 on more vaults to hold ashes to meet high demand, as the current supply will run out next year. The small vaults, which will also have a memorial plaque, will be identical to the existing ones, but it is proposed the new vaults will be installed above ground level, unlike the present ones. The scheme also includes a raised column...
  • A21 dualling "vital" for Tonbridge

    By Tonbridge Courier at 08:00 on 17/05/13
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    THE key to Tonbridge's economic success lies in the fate of the A21 inquiry. These are the words of senior town politicians, who were this week preparing to state their case for the all-important dualling of the notorious highway. With a £70 million project in the pipeline to change the face of Tonbridge, bring hundreds of jobs and boost its economy, Tonbridge and Malling MP Sir John Stanley said the A21 scheme was a crucial...
  • Warnings over recent distraction burglaries

    By Tonbridge Courier at 08:00 on 17/05/13
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    A TONBRIDGE burglary has prompted security warnings after two bogus callers conned their way into an elderly man's home. The men claimed to be have been sent by Russet Homes to repair a leaking pipe at the house on Baltic Road earlier this month. After being let in, the two men, who are believed to be in their 30s, stole a large quantity of cash. Kent Police are warning people in housing association properties to be extra cautious...
  • Nursery inspection shows marked improvement

    By Tonbridge Courier at 08:00 on 17/05/13
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    TEDDIES Nurseries in Tonbridge had some good news this week as their latest Ofsted inspection showed great improvement. After receiving a satisfactory grade three in their last report in 2009, the nursery on Pembury Road now has a 'good' grade two for their Early Years inspection. Currently 120 children attend the nursery, which also supports children with special needs. The latest report states: "Staff have a superb...

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