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Expenditure – December 2022

Expenditure Uploaded on January 10, 2023

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Paddock Wood is a small town in the borough of Tunbridge Wells with a population of approx. 8160 (2021 Census). Paddock Wood was developed as a settlement during the 2nd half of the 19th century as a result of the local hop industry. The town continues to be a hub for the country’s hop growing industry as well as fruit and vegetable distribution.

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☀️NEW MANAGEMENT INTRODUCTION☀️As I have now taken over the Facebook page, I thought it best to introduce myself as the Manager of the Paddock Wood Community Centre. I have been in the new role for 6 weeks now and am pleased to say that we are almost ready to open! Over those weeks, I have ordered equipment, furniture, arranged hiring prices, set terms & conditions, set up all aspects of health & safety and had many meetings with potential hirers, charities and local suppliers. This is just a small percentage of what has been achieved. All we are waiting for now is the sign off of the leases from Solicitors. A little bit about me: Some of you may already know me but for those who do not, I grew up in Paddock Wood and attended both the Primary School and Mascalls. Following University and living in surrounding villages, my family and I moved back to PW 5 years ago. I have managed multiple properties including commercial properties and had my own business. My children go to local schools and the majority of my family still live locally. I am thoroughly enjoying my new role and have had the pleasure of giving many guided tours around the Community Centre and will happily show anyone around so if you are walking past, please do come in! My aim in the Community Centre is to provide as much support and as many services as possible to the whole community of PW. I am open and grateful for any suggestions of what you would like to see held in the Centre. So please get in touch by calling the office on 01892 487757 or send an email to office@paddockwoodcc.com. Laura White ... See MoreSee Less

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21 hours ago

Ramblers Wellbeing Walks Tunbridge Wells

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Join Ramblers Wellbeing Walks Tunbridge Wells for short, local and accessible walks to help you get more active.

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