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OUR GUIDE TO SURVIVING

THE PARTY SEASON

SINGLE AND LOOKINGstick to the

rules of fl irting

MARRIED OR PARTNERED

hit the town together

FAMILY AFFAIRset the boundaries

early on

THE OFFICE PARTY

mingle but dont muscle in

THE WEALD

61 pages of

FERRARI F12 BERLINETTAis this car really worth 250,000?

the slow roast pork is remarkable: tender, tasty and juicyDORSET ARMS, WITHYHAM

countdown to

CHRISTMASten tips to make it all stress free

CLINT EASTWOODWHAT MAKES HIS DAY?

HOMES, INTERIORS AND GARDENS IN AND AROUND

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37THE FASHIONWinter warmers

with plenty of style

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CONTENTS SO

STRICTLY WEALDEN...

News Cranbrook school bus row 12

Letters Pink touch works for pub 13

Meet the K&ES railway man 18

Calendar Bard at Sinden Theatre 21

All the fun of the apple fair 85

Foodie heaven at the Woolpack 89

Tenterden folk extravaganza 98

HERES WHATS INSIDE YOUR NOVEMBER ISSUE

226

THE TRAVELExploring the wonders of the Azores128

28THE CELEBRITY

Do you feel lucky, Clint? The life and times of a

cinematic icon

THE HOMESA Georgian gem in the heart of the Weald

137

THE FOODTo be served by such a team is a genuine pleasure

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AUGUST IMAGE

THE MOTORHow to spend 250,000 the Ferrari way226

HELLOHERES WHATS INSIDE YOUR NOVEMBER ISSUE

30THE CELEBRITY

Do you feel lucky, Clint? The life and times of a

cinematic icon

113THE FEATURE

Surviving Christmas our guide to party season perfection

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OUR MONTHLY LOOK AT SOME OF THE LOCAL STORIES MAKING THE HEADLINES

NEWS...Wealden

SCREEN DREAMSTravelling to Ashford or Maidstone to catch the latest blockbuster could soon be a thing of the

past for Tenterden residents. Proposals are underway for a Kino-style cinema in the town, which

will be situated in the town hall. If you talk to local residents, the idea is very well received, says

Architect Siggi Nep who has designed the plans for a boutique cinema. This is an opportune

time for the town council to make use of its assets. They have a fantastic building in the town hall

which is under-utilised. The proposed cinema would be part of the town halls 750,000 revamp

plans, but the council has not yet confirmed what will go into the building.

PLUMPKIN A student at the Bethany School in

Goudhurst has come top of a school grown

your own competition, by producing a

pumpkin weighing a whopping 70kg (154lbs).

Year 10 pupil Cameron Manchester won

first prize after the fruit, which had been

growing for seven months, dwarfed the

other entries. Camerons winning

pumpkin scored high in all categories,

coming in at 70kg in weight, 208cm

circumference and also with a brilliant

diary that showed his dedication to the

whole process, says a spokesperson for

the school. The pumpkins were given an

overall score, being marked on colour,

shape, texture, circumference and weight.

NOT STOPPING Some students in the Weald have a genuine

excuse for being late for class because they

cant get on the school buses. Parents of

Cranbrook School students have been up in

arms because the Arriva number 5 bus, which

serves villages like Hawkhurst and Staplehurst,

is often so overcrowded in the mornings that

schoolchildren are unable to get on.

If the bus service says there will be a bus

they should be providing that service, not

cancelling them and leaving children standing

at bus stops, says a spokesperson for

Cranbrook School. Meetings have been called

with Arriva to try and resolve the situation,

which is also causing issues for children

trying to get home in the evenings.

WILD THINGMost 90-year-olds would probably celebrate

their birthday with a slice of cake and a cup

of tea, but not Daphne Wilson from Northiam.

The outgoing OAP can often be spotted riding

through the village on her white bicycle, so

for her birthday she decided to rock out by

taking a trip on a Harley Davidson alongside

a Hells Angel. Daphne rejected the idea of a

hot air balloon ride, calling it too tame and

instead opted for a more thrilling experience.

AGATHA AUCTIONAn Agatha Christie fan who bought a chest

belonging to the author was shocked to

discover family jewels inside and even more

surprised when the gems raised nearly

50,000 at auction. Jennifer Grant from

Nutley, near Uckfield bought the trunk for

100 but didnt realise there was a diamond

ring and brooch inside. She decided to auction

them and it was estimated she would earn

around 15,000 for the jewellery. However,

during the auction at Bonhams in London,

Jennifer was left astounded as the ring

fetched 21, 875 and the brooch 27,500.

NEWT GOING ANYWHERE Local developers may be disappointed that their

plan for new houses near Staplehurst station

were rejected, but local pond life will be happy

that they can stay put. The field near Georges

Street, which has 12 ponds, is home to

hundreds of wildlife species all would have

been rehomed if the proposed plans for 16 new

houses and flats had gone ahead. Among the

creatures are 22 Great Crested newts which are

protected. Coombe Bank Homes had

suggested the creatures could be captured

over a 60-day period and released away from

the site, but councillors rejected the proposal

due to the concerns over the wildlife.

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Email [email protected] or write to us atSO WEALDEN, Longford House, 19 Mount Ephraim Road, Tunbridge Wells, Kent TN1 1EN

Please be sure to include your full name and address. Letters may be edited for publication.

THIS IS WHERE YOU HAVE YOUR SAY ON WHATS HAPPENING IN OUR PART OF THE WORLD

FARE ENOUGHThank you for telling us in your magazine about the fare loophole (October).I went to Tunbridge Wells railway station and told them I wanted to buy an annual season ticket to Oxted via London, getting off the train in London and not continuing to Oxted. They refused to sell me one so I went to Charing Cross and talked to their ticket offi ce. The chap said he didnt know why they shouldnt sell me

such a ticket and then spent half an hour on the phone obviously talking to his managers. In the end he sold me the ticket which means I saved 328, on the normal TW/London ticket of 4,260.

Jane Walker by email

Ed: We had quite a response to that feature!

SLOW SHOWDont get me wrong, Im all for local residents setting up these speed monitor things in villages and towns, but Im starting to wonder if theyre missing the point. I frequently drive through Hawkhurst and almost every day lately theyve had people out monitoring speeds. All well and good, but they do it so regularly people slow down because they

LETTER OF THE MONTH

PERFECT PINK Anyone who lives in or near Tenterden will know there was recently some controversy surrounding one of the pubs, The Woolpack. After painting the exterior pink there was a backlash with locals up in arms about the new shade. I personally think it looks rather nice and brings a splash of colour to the high street. There are plenty of shabby looking pubs that dont look inviting, but The Woolpack always seems busy so their colour scheme must be working! The pink also makes the Town Halls walls look even whiter, so they should be grateful as surely they wont have to paint it as much now?

Helen Roberts, Tenterden

Ed: We reckon theres nothing wrong with a hint of pink!

TOPICAL TWITTER

Timothy Edward@TimEdwardLiH Right, Im going to drop Alex Salmond a note to ask him to lead the Independence for Hawkhurst Campaign.

Mark Collins@M_C_OLLINS Why cant people put weights away after using them at the gym?! Tenterden is beyond a joke!!

J @bessybrad Saw a man at Sissinghurst today wearing head to toe green checked tweed with no irony whatsoever. Only at the NT

Callum Knowles@Tenterdencallum On the plane about to take off from Las Vegas, only about 13 hours till I am back In Tenterden. Have some exciting new projects to work on

The SilverSquirrel@SSnakehips Had rather a long day speeches, & a tussle with bureaucratic agency, so slipping into my smoking jacket #stargazing #tenterden

Thingumajig Theatre @ThingumaTheatre Lovely warm full house of 230+ at todays matinee @Sindentheatre, Tenterden looking forward to two more shows here!

Rennie@rennie2020 Great WW1 memorial concert in Tenterden Town Hall this evening. Well done all concerned esp Alan O Hagan. Lots of money raised for charity.

Josh Donaghay-Spire@JoshDSpire #Bacchus juices tasting fantastic from last night, exciting to see such potential, esp from older vine block in #Tenterden @ChapelDownWines

Why not tweet us yourself? Well print our favourites @SoMagazines

know theyre there, then speed up straight after!

Alan Johnson, Sandhurst

Ed: At least people do slow down I suppose!

PET PEEVETheres been a lot in the local news lately about people mistreating animals. Theres been dog-napping in Hawkhurst and I dont even want to think about the poor puss who was shot with an air rifl e in Goudhurst and left to die. It just baffl es me that people think its okay to treat animals this way. I have started to volunteer at an animal charity recently and I love spending time with all the creatures that dont have homes, but some of the stories of how they ended up there are horrifi c. People need to realise that animals have feelings and need to be loved and cared for, not mistreated!

Anne Barclay, Staplehurst

Ed: Well said Anne. Lets hope your message gets across.

AWESOME AUTUMNHas anyone else stopped lately to

appreciate the beautiful autumnal

colours we have in the Weald?

The trees are ablaze with reds

and oranges and I for one love the

seasonal change. Im not looking

forward to the next few months

when the winter hits and I have to

sweep up all the leaves though!

Carla Henderson, Sissinghurst

Ed: The countryside is looking lovely at the moment, why not send us a picture if you have one?

TOPICAL TWITTER

Right, Im going to drop Alex

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THE RAILWAY MANA retirement hobby has gone full steam ahead for KESR museum curator Brian Janes

If you have any questions about the Kent and

East Sussex Railway in Tenterden, Brian

Janes is your man. For 14 years hes

undertaken various roles at the station and

theres not much he doesnt know about trains.

People always come to me with the nitty-

gritty questions, the real anorak stuff, he says

with a smile.

After retiring from the Ministry of Agriculture

in 2000 Brian swapped food marketing for

steam trains when he began volunteering at

Tenterden Town station. His first role was

behind the counter in the station shop, before

taking over the running of the Colonel

Stephens museum when curator John Miller

died in 2011.

Its my local railway so when I retired I

thought Id come and help, explains Brian. I

have an interest in history so the museum is

what really fascinates me. Ive never been

called a curator before, but I am now!

From a young age Brian was interested in

railways, confessing that he was a train-spotter

before becoming deeply interested in the

history of trains. However, his connections to

Tenterden and the town tracks can be traced

back generations.

This railway is actually in my blood, Brian

says. My five great uncles worked here and

one of them was actually a very early director

of the Preservation Railway Society.

Brian may be passionate about the line from

Tenterden to Bodiam but one thing hes not

interested in is the thing most people dream of

doing driving the train.

A lot of people always want to drive a steam

train, I mean Ive ridden on a footplate but its

not something I want to do, he admits. Im

interested in the wider social implications, like

why Tenterden wanted a railway. Ive actually

written a book about it.

The book, titled Tenterdens Railway, is due

to be published this winter and tells the story of

how the town came to have the line and its

consequences. Brians thirst for history and

keen eye for detail has led him to write many

articles and booklets on the railway and he

admits he loves investigating.

Id forgotten the joys of research, he says.

In Whitehall you have a hierarchy around you,

but this is like going back to school or university

and doing all the research yourself.

Over the last few years, much of Brians time

and expertise has been taken up with the Cavell

Van. The carriage which carried the bodies of

nurse Edith Cavell who was shot in 1915, Captain

Fryatt and the Unknown Warrior during the

First World War has been Brians baby. In 2010

he helped to restore the carriage and turn it

into a memorial where visitors can pay their

respects to the fallen heroes.

I like to think that were putting a bit more

life back into the stories and are helping people

to remember, says Brian. A lot of people are

deeply moved when they visit it, which is

lovely.

Remembering isnt something Brian

struggles with, as he confesses he has a brain

like a dustbin. I can tell you the history of

everything, even the signal box and where it

comes from, he says. So is there anything he

doesnt know?

You still learn something every day, he

says. When I started here I knew nothing about

the bloke Colonel Stephens who started the

railway, but now Im running the museum and

writing books. I cant be a proper train-spotter

though because I cant always remember the

numbers on the carriages!

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8THFESTIVE PETS

A cat or dog definitely isnt just for Christmas, but if you want to help out some animals in need this winter then what better way to do it than heading to

the Blue Cross in Northiams Christmas fayre? The event, which runs from 10am to 2pm,

will have Blue Cross Christmas cards, calendars and diaries for sale. Therell be mince pies and homemade soup, plus guests can pay a festive visit to the felines who are looking for homes. All funds raised will go to helping the animals in the Blue Cross care too.

5THWESTERHAM GETS FESTIVE

If you want to get an early start on your Christmas shopping while helping a good cause, then head to Westerhams Christmas Fair in aid of Cancer Research. The event, held at the Grasshopper Inn, will be opened by broadcaster

and journalist Nicholas Owen. Once inside, visitors can shop at 50 stalls selling everything from glasswear and ceramics to babywear and leather goods. A food hall full of locally made produce will also be open. The event

begins at 10.30am and entry costs 3. For more information email [email protected]

8THBEACH BALL

Its time to dig out your bow tie or iron your little black dress, because youll need them for Tenterden Town FCs black Tie ball. Held at the London Beach Hotel and Golf Club, the evening

consists of a three-course dinner, dancing and even a little bit of enchantment from a magician. Guests will also be entertained

throughout the night with games and a raffle. Tickets cost 35 per person. The evening

begins at 7pm and carriages are at 11.30pm. To book contact Mike Dewdney on

07929 000 558 or email [email protected]

1STCULTURE CAF

Join Trinity Theatre in Tunbridge Wells when they launch their Jazz and Blues caf. The event, which kicks off at 8pm, will follow the same format as their Comedy Caf, where the auditorium is transformed into an intimate cabaret space so you can get close to the

entertainment. The Jennifer Maslin Trio open the evening, with The Volare Trio headlining. Tickets cost 14, or 16 for the meal deal

ticket, with which guests can enjoy a hot dish. For tickets or more information visit

www.trinitytheatre.net

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8THSEVENOAKS SPARKLESFireworks, shopping, food and fun

Sevenoaks has it all going on this year at its annual firework event. Live entertainment and fun activities will start the evening with a bang at 5pm before the torchlit procession begins at 7pm and the fireworks follow in the field at Dukes Meadow, Sevenoaks School. Stalls will line the High Street and shops will remain open until 9pm. Pre-booked firework display tickets cost from 7 for adults and 4 for

children over four. To book or to find out more visit www.sevenoaksfireworks.co.uk

15THIN GOOD VOICE

A charity concert on behalf of Hospice In The Weald is taking place at St Pauls Church, Rusthall at

7.30 pm. Choirs from both Holmewood House School, Langton Green and Kent College, Pembury will be performing together and singing in a number of

different styles. The second part will consist of Vivaldis Gloria with Kent College and a few numbers from the Chamber Choir of Holmewood House School. Tickets are 10 and include refreshments. To book contact Daphne Streeter on 01892 863 753, email [email protected] or call Winnie Mersh on

01892 862 643.

15THSPOOKY SPRINT

Youd better not be afraid of the dark if you want to take part in the Hop Farms Spooky Sprint. Participants can choose between running 5k or 10k for Parkinsons UK, but theres a twist

the race is run in complete darkness! Runners will only have their way lit by a head torch as they try to complete the course. Running 10K costs 25 and 5k costs 19.

All entrants will receive a head torch, glow-in-the-dark T-shirt and chip timer. A family fun run will also take place, starting at 5pm. To enter,

visit www.parkinsons.org.uk

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Shakespeare, but its specifically the Sinden Theatre in Tenterden where performances will be taking place on Thursday November 13 and Friday November 14. The Shakespeare Schools Festival returns, bringing performances of four of the Bards plays from eight local schools to the theatre. Four different schools will perform

the famous classics each night. The shows begin at 7pm both

nights and tickets cost from 6.50. For more information or to book, call

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29THCASTLE CHRISTMAS

As well as arts, crafts and local food sellers, Sissinghurst Castles Festive Market will be

making merry music when its held on Saturday November 29 and Sunday November 30. Saturday entertainment includes carol singers, while on Sunday the East Grinstead Concert Band performs. The event begins at 11am each day and last admission is at 3.45pm. The market is free to attend, but

normal Sissinghurst Castle admission prices apply. For more information visit

www.nationaltrust.org.uk/sissinghurst-castle

28TH CROWBOROUGH CHRISTMAS

To see Santa on his sleigh and take a peek in his grotto, head to Crowboroughs Christmas Cracker. From 4pm to 6pm

the streets will be filled with performers and festive displays, before the Christmas light

switch on really makes Crowborough look merry. As well as getting the land

train to the grotto, theres also the opportunity to enjoy mulled wine or buy some gifts from the many stalls that will be lining the streets. For more information visit www.crowboroughtowncouncil.gov.uk

16TH ALLS QUIET IN SEVENOAKS

To commemorate the First World War, All Quiet on the Western Front comes to

the Stag Theatre, Sevenoaks. The programme, which includes Vaughan Williams 6th Symphony, has been specially chosen and will be combined

with English poems read during breaks in the music. Delius Double Concerto, composed

in 1917, is the main item of the afternoon. Tickets cost 16 per person and 1 from every

sale will go to the Royal British Legion. The event begins at 3pm. To book tickets,

visit www.stagsevenoaks.co.uk

21STMOOG MUSIC

At just 26 years old, German pianist Joseph Moog has already won an array of awards including Solo Instrumentalist of the Year and now hes bringing his music and talents to Frant Church. Performing classics by Liszt and Beethoven, Joseph will be playing in aid of the churchs conservation fund.

Doors open at 7.30pm and the performance begins at 8pm. Tickets cost 14 and are available from Frant Stores, by calling Paul on 01892 750 665 or by

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LISTEN...While working on the hugely successful

Division Bell back in 1993, Pink Floyd

recorded a number of non-vocal tracks

that didnt make it onto the finished

album. A long-standing desire to revisit

these pieces has finally been realised with

Endless River you can hear the results

for yourself when the album comes out

on November 10. The tracks have been

reworked, added to and generally brought

up to date, in this new addition to the

bands catalogue. Available from

www.amazon.co.uk for 10.99

READ...Bestselling author Nick Hornby turns

his insightful eye on the world of 1960s

entertainment in his latest novel, Funny

Girl, out on November 6. The writer

behind Fever Pitch, About a Boy and High

Fidelity introduces us to the cast and crew

of a hit comedy show, from the unhappily

married director to the beloved female

star, Sophie Straw. Theyre having the

time of their lives, but when the script

comes a little too close to home, they

all face a difficult choice. At

www.waterstones.com for 15.19.

WATCH...Featuring a gun-toting racoon and a guy

who looks like a tree, Marvel blockbuster

Guardians of the Galaxy (cert 12) was the

unlikely hit of the summer. After stealing

a powerful orb, adventurer Peter Quill

finds himself pursued through space

by a ruthless villain with his sights set

on mass destruction. In order to save

the universe, Quill must join forces with

a motley crew of misfits as he makes

his big stand against evil. Released on

November 24, the film is available at

www.hmvshop.co.uk priced from 12.99.

MOVE...In a place where every third person is a millionaire, you need to make sure youve got the best pad around. Monacos tallest building, Tour Odon, is set to house 70 luxury apartments, six duplexes and a five-storey Penthouse that comes with its own vertigo inducing rooftop pool, along with a slide that takes you direct from the dance floor to the water. At more than 3,300 sq m

and offering stunning views of the French Riviera, the Penthouse certainly earns its 250million price tag making it the worlds most expensive apartment. Better pick out a suitably glitzy key ring...

www.odeon.mc

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VIEW...Like it or not, Christmas is just around

the corner, so why not get into the

festive mood and start your shopping

in unforgettable style? Head to New

York City this month to pick up your

gifts and you can witness the world

famous Macys Thanksgiving Day

Parade on November 27. This dazzling

spectacle features huge infl atable

characters, marching bands and, of

course, Santa Claus marking the

unoffi cial start of Americas Christmas

celebrations. Four-night packages

at the New York Hilton Midtown,

including access to a VIP parade

viewing area, cost from 1,092 per

person at www.nyctrip.com. First

Class fl ights with British Airways will

set you back a further 3,200 each

but Christmas magic is priceless

BID...Nothing impresses guests like

modern art on the walls, so you

might want to pay a fl ying visit to

Sothebys in the US on November 4.

One of the few Vincent van

Gogh works to be sold during

his lifetime, Still Life, Vase with

Daisies and Poppies was painted

just weeks before he died in 1890

and will make an eye-catching

addition to any sitting room.

Youll need to free up a little

capital though, as the oil on linen

painting is expected to fetch

between $30 and $50million

(thats 18.6 to 31million).

www.sothebys.com

WEAR...With party season coming up fast,

its time to think about glamming up

for all those dance fl oors. Feathers

and faux fur are hot trends for the

season, so bring out the animal in

you with these fabulous shoulder-

grazers. The elegant gold and

rich emerald feather earrings by

Aurelie Bidermann, 445, bring to

mind both an Aztec and 1920s vibe,

making them the ideal statement

jewellery. Wear with a little black

dress and minimal accessories for

maximum impact. Available from

www.my-wardrobe.com

BROWSE...If youre in the mood for some real space age technology, be among the fi rst to treat

yourself to Google Glass. This mind-boggling device allows you to take photos, update

social media, browse the internet and more literally with the blink of an eye, while a bone

conduction transducer sends high quality sound direct to your inner ear. And you neednt

worry about looking like a geek, as hip designer Diane von Furstenberg has designed a

limited edition Glass range for ladies, priced at 1,250. Get yours from Net-a-Porter via

www.veryfi rstto.com or shop for mens versions, costing 1,120, at www.mrporter.com

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BY TACITUS

NOTHING ESCAPES OUR ATTENTION

WHOwell and truly put

their foot in it?

That would be the young woman

who stood in a bar telling friends in a

loud voice how she pulled sickies at work,

made excuses for being late and didnt

really bother when she got into the

offi ce. She then turned to the listening

landlord, pointed to his job ad

on the wall and asked if

she could apply.

WHICHlandlord got in a bit

of a pickle?

The one who was locked out

of her own password-

protected till behind the bar

for half an hour. Seems her

helpful son entered the

password, then disappeared,

only for the till to crash,

leaving the hapless landlady

trying to explain why normal

service was suspended.

Drinks on the house, surely!

WHOmade a real social

faux pas - twice?

Answer: The marketing

man who during the

pre-dinner drinks tried

to eat the sugared

almonds in a dish on the

table - they were small

stones. He then moved

onto the potpourri

believing it to be a form

of Bombay mix.

WHYis this fi anc such

a cheapskate?

Because when he takes

his blonde partner out

for a drink and she asks

for a large glass of wine

(she can easily quaff a

whole bottle) he quietly

requests that the bar

person put a small

wine in a big glass.

Result!

WHICHlocal celebrity is a big

fan of Dawn French?

Simples: TV presenter

Davina McCall, who hangs

out near Wadhurst, readily

admits the comedian would

be her dream dinner date.

I have a girl crush on

Dawn French so big you

wouldnt believe.

I love her so much.

You could sell tickets

to that dinner!

WHOowes her boss a

decent meal out?

That would be the young

lady who recommended her

favourite fi sh restaurant in

Croatia - where the boss

went for his honeymoon.

Only problem was, after the

meal, his new bride suffered

from food poisoning, which

sort of took the edge

off the romance.

WHYis this little lad never

going to tell a fi b?

Because when hes out with

his parents they pass a man

in shorts fi tted with a

prosthetic carbon fi bre leg

after a car crash. The eight-

year-old asks the chap: How

did that happen? Man

replies: I told a lie. Lad

looks mortifi ed. Mum and dad

give the man the thumbs up!

WHYdid this 15-year-old bring the

dinner table chat to a halt?

Because he asked his

mum why she bothered

doing her hair and

putting on makeup when

she was already stuckin

a marriage. Asked why

he still bothered

to look nice, he replied:

Well Im still out there,

Ive still got a life.

Bless him!

WHOneeds to keep more

abreast of the news?

That would be the two

young sales ladies

chatting away in the

offi ce. First one: Who

is it were bombing

now? Second one:

That would be Spain.

Guess thats one way to

stop those foreigners

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I know I should get out more, so I decide to try a trip into Tunbridge Wells for a meeting. Its a disaster.I take my wifes car as shes away and its a

hybrid with a promise of endless miles on

little petrol. I eventually squeeze into

seemingly the last parking slot in the

Crescent Road multi-storey car park, resisting

the invitation to have the car valeted. Primed

by my wife that three hours parking will cost

3, Ive brought some change, but find that

three hours will actually be 3.40 I only

have pound coins and 15p. I therefore put in

4, press the green button and for some

reason receive 1 change and therefore get

two hours parking for 3.

Baffled and bemused, I realise that already

Tunbridge Wells Borough Council have got 60p

out of me for nothing. Also, two hours parking

will not be long enough but now I dont have

enough change to buy another ticket. Oh I

see, I can pay over the phone! In three different

ways even, should I wish! Salvation! And I

might not even be late for my special meeting.

First though, as I dont get out much, I read

the nine penalty Commandments, aka the ways

the council can bring the unwary motorist to

book and relieve him of either 50 or 70

(either amount, its apparently optional) but

with the welcome news that early settlement

would halve this what a relief. I say relieve

him because ladies who shop invariably seem

able to cope with the intricacies of parking and

its charges, whilst mentally multi-tasking.

Fully advised about penalties, I try to pay

over my mobile phone to park for three

hours, having duly noted my location, with

both credit and debit card to hand. Once

connected, Im asked (in a pleasant female

voice remarkably unresponsive to my queries)

for my PIN or my account number. What PIN

number, what account? Concentrate man

theres more to come...

.or press star to select another account,

she says. I press star.

Please enter your 11-digit account number.

Ah, she wants my credit card number. Happy

at this progress, I start to enter it but this is 12

digits! Help! None comes. I try the texting

technique, but the voice pleasant but

impersonal tells me the car registration

matches a different account.

Exasperated, I go to my meeting and discuss

my experience with friends, who say my PIN

number was obviously the one on my debit

card, so I ring again and get out my wallet.

Crisis! My debit card has gone!

I rush back to the car park and am on my

hands and knees beside the ticket machine

when the bank rings me: a lady has just handed

in my debit card! Thank heavens for Tunbridge

Wells honesty! I rush down the road, retrieve my

card and get back to my meeting, where a

friend lends me some coins and I return to the

car park. Flustered, I forget to enter the extra

40p and once again get a ticket for two hours

for 3; another 60p gratis to TWBC, who now

have 6 for my two and three-quarter hours of

parking.

At least, after a very successful meeting, I get

back to my car with a minute to spare. So alls

well that ends well...

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In 1951, fortune smiled on a young

man called Clint Eastwood. The smile

may at first have appeared to be a

frown, however the recent army

recruit was being flown from

Washington to his base in California

when the aircraft ran out of fuel and

crashed into the ocean.

Having survived the impact, Eastwood

and the pilot were forced to swim three

miles to safety. Despite the miraculous

outcome, the ordeal did little to change the

21-year-olds burgeoning atheism.

Afterwards people asked me, Did you

have some kind of religious experience? Did

you pray? But I just needed to keep going. I

could see these lights way off in the distance

and I imagined that there was probably

some guy in one of those houses, sitting

drinking a beer. I said to myself, I just want

to be sitting there next to that guy drinking a

cold beer. But I dont recall any great

spiritual reckoning with it all.

Ultimately, the nearly-fatal accident may

have saved his life. Eastwood had been due

to ship out to Korea with his unit, but was

Do you feel lucky, Clint?With his latest directorial project due to hit cinemas in the New Year, Clint Eastwood

has good reason to feel fortunate. At 84 hes a movie legend, an Oscar winning director

and still a hit with the ladies. It seems that fate has a soft spot for the ultimate cowboy...

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ordered to stay behind while a crash investigation

was conducted. His company suffered heavy

casualties in the campaign a body count that

could have included the future film star, had his

plane not taken a dive.

Fate pulls you in different directions. I was all

ready to go but then things took a different turn

and I had a different life. Im a fatalist that way.

Fate certainly had big things in store for

Clinton Eastwood Jr when he emerged into the

world on May 31, 1930. A big baby, he was

nicknamed Samson by the maternity nurses,

though they could have had no idea about the

movie heavyweight he was to become.

It seems that luck was determined to seek

young Clint out, regardless of his own intentions.

Even though his high school drama teachers

encouraged him to appear in their plays, he

declined, preferring to concentrate on cars and

girls. Acting was not among his ambitions until a

man called Chuck Hill, who was stationed in the

same Californian town, noticed the 6ft 4in, slim,

handsome youngster. Eastwood moved to Los

Angeles in 1952 and there resumed his

acquaintance with Hill,

who introduced him to

some of his Hollywood

contacts. The enthusiasm

of several low level

people in the film world

including an

amorous telephone operator

led to him landing an audition

with director Arthur Lubin

(above), who offered

Eastwood his first studio

contract at Universal for $100

per week.

This was despite Eastwoods early auditions

failing to impress Lubin and others, who

described him as amateurish and awkward. But

clearly his innate star quality was already shining

through, as Lubin simply sent him to drama

classes and signed him up anyway.

It took two years and many unsuccessful

auditions for Eastwood to land his first film

role, a minor part in the 1955 sci-fi movie

Revenge of the Creature. Directors disliked his

understated style and felt he was not a good

actor, while voice coaches attempted to train

him out of whispering and gritting his teeth

obviously unaware that his distinctive voice

and unique brand of repressed brooding would

make him a cinema icon in years to come.

If a person is confident enough in the way

they feel, whether its an art form or whether its

just in life, it comes off. You dont have anything

to prove; you can just be who you are.

Eastwood still undertook day jobs to support

himself and his wife Margaret into the late 1950s,

though he was already showing signs of the

tough guy persona that would serve him so well

on screen throughout his career. One evening he

was entering a restaurant with Maggie and some

friends when they were held up at gunpoint by a

gang. Unfazed by the weapon, Eastwood advised

them: Go on and pull that trigger and Ill kill you

before I hit the ground. The youths decided not

to take the chance and fled.

I tried being reasonable, but I didnt like it.

Its not surprising then that when his big break

finally arrived in 1958, it came in the form of a

cowboy. Eastwood won the role of Rowdy Yates

in a new Western TV series, Rawhide, (below)

which was an immediate hit with viewers.

The show made Eastwood a star and a

wealthy man by the time it was

cancelled in 1966, Rawhide was

earning him $119,000 (the

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equivalent of 545,000 in todays money) per

episode but he disliked his youthful character

and was on the lookout for new challenges. When

the show ended, Eastwood already had the

acclaimed Dollars trilogy of Western films under

his belt and, with the help of director Sergio

Leone, had created one of his most memorable

characters, The Man with No Name. This brooding

anti-hero was the antithesis of Rowdy and had

established Eastwood as a bona fide movie star.

I guess any movie actor can become a role

model for audiences out there who enjoy him.

Westerns and war films served Eastwood well for

the rest of the 1960s, though he was to be blessed

with another iconic hero in 1971. Hailed by some

critics as the first true action movie, Dirty Harry was

an uncompromising cop film that introduced a now

legendary character and featured one of the most

quoted speeches in cinema history.

I know what youre thinking Did he fire six

shots or only five? Well, to tell you the truth, in all

this excitement, Ive kinda lost track myself. But,

being as this is a .44 Magnum, the most powerful

handgun in the world and would blow your head

clean off, youve got to ask yourself one question:

Do I feel lucky? Well, do you, punk?

Having turned down the role of James Bond,

as he believed the suave spy should be played by

an English actor, Eastwood took his first turn in

the directors chair for 1973s High Plains Drifter.

It was a return to the Western format and marked

the beginning of a notable new branch of

Eastwoods career. Although he has to date been

Oscar nominated for Best Leading Actor twice, he

has won both Best Director and Best Picture for

two films Unforgiven (1993) and Million Dollar

Baby (2005) and been nominated in the same

categories for two more, Mystic River (2004) and

Letters From Iwo Jima (2007).

Ive taken advantage of a few breaks that

came along and moved along with them.

While continuing to star in a variety of genres

throughout the last five decades, Eastwood has

gradually focused more on directing. His last

starring role was in 2012s sports movie, Trouble

with the Curve, though his most talked-about

turn of recent years was probably in self-directed

2008 drama, Gran Torino. Playing an elderly

widower who struggles with the multi-ethnic

makeup of his disintegrating neighbourhood,

Eastwood seemed to reconnect with aged

versions of his best-known characters to create

the growling Walt Kowalski.

In Gran Torino, I play a guy whos racially

offensive. But he learned. It shows that youre

never too old to learn and embrace people that

you dont understand to begin with. It seems like

nobody else got that message, I guess.

Currently directing the biographical thriller

American Sniper, it seems that Eastwoods luck is

holding even in his ninth decade. With an

estimated fortune of around 230million and a

cabinet full of awards to his name, theres no

disputing that hes enjoyed a phenomenally

successful film career. Whether hes been as lucky

in his personal life is arguable a reputation as a

serial womaniser and two failed marriages point

towards someone unable to sustain a

monogamous long-term relationship. But he does

have seven children and even as a pensioner, has

no problem attracting women half his age...

His first marriage to Maggie ended in 1978

after 25 years and two children, Kyle and Alison;

though his first child, a daughter called Kimber,

had arrived two years before Kyle as a result of

his affair with dancer Roxanne Tunis. In 1975

Eastwood began a 14-year relationship with

actress Sondra Locke, his co-star in a number of

films including The Outlaw Josey Wales, Every

Which Way But Loose, Any Which Way You Can

and the fourth Dirty Harry film, Sudden Impact.

Their tempestuous time together saw Clint

father another two love children, Scott and

Kathryn, with flight attendant Jacelyn Reeves,

and ended with Locke suing him for palimony

and fraud.

They say all marriages are made in heaven, but

so are thunder and lightning.

Another daughter, Francesca, was born in 1993

during his five-year relationship with actress

Frances Fisher. In 1996 he married news presenter

Dina Ruiz, 35 years his junior and their daughter

Morgan arrived later that year. Since the couples

divorce last year, Eastwood has been romantically

linked to 40-something blonde Erica Tomlinson-

Fisher and a blonde employee, Christina Sandera.

I dont believe in pessimism. If something

doesnt come up the way you want, forge ahead. If

you think its going to rain, it will.

Whether or not his personal life can be

considered a success, theres no doubt that Clint

Eastwood is one of our last great film stars. Is he

still a fatalist, more than 70 years after that

frightening plane crash left him swimming for his

life? If so, maybe its not such a bad strategy.

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Whether its for a work, friends or family

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So, start planning your party season

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look and amp up the shine for a glamorous

evening do.

You can also incorporate two other trends:

use a low side parting to emphasise high

cheekbones and embrace the sports luxe

movement by slicking back from the crown

with plenty of serum, such as John Frieda

Frizz Ease Perfect Finish Serum, 6.29.

When youre out and about during the day,

give the ponytail a little tug after tying it up to

release some strands and soften the hairline

For extra volume in the tail, add a dry

product such as Charles Worthington Volume

and Bounce Texturising Spray, 6.99 and

then lightly backcomb. For an extra style boost,

wrap the elastic with a thick strand of hair or

buy a fake hair-look band to disguise it.

You can take the look from the desk to

the dance floor with a few simple tweaks

super sleek and smooth is essential for

parties, so make sure your parting is sharp and

control flyaways with a little wax or styling

cream. A high shine, firm hold hairspray such

as LOral Paris Elnett Satin Hairspray

Lumire Supreme Hold, 6.60, should

do the job.

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HairheroesThe festivities are on their way, but so are cold weather and artifi cial heating not a good

combination when you want a glamorous hairstyle to set off your evening outfi t. Here are some great products that weve discovered to help keep your hair nourished, shiny and enviably healthy

CONCOCTIONTHREE-STEP RANGEFROM 1.50 TO 11

This new collectiongives you the chance to customise your haircare regime simply choose one of the four Mixology ShampYou shampoos and combine with two of the SuperSerum Shots to create your perfect

treatment.Available fromwww.boots.com

HAIRY JAYNETREATMENT CONDITIONER

100ML, 6This clever product can be used as either a normal

conditioner or as a treatment for dry hair simply run it through from mid-length to tips and leave on for 20

minutes, or even overnight. The geranium, bergamot and vanilla scent is lovely too.

Available fromwww.hairyjaynehandmade.co.uk

VATIKA CACTUS ENRICHED HAIR OIL

200ML, 4.49Claiming to prevent hair

loss by stimulating the roots, this oil contains

both cactus and garlicfor thicker, silkier tresses.

Another ingredientis garger, which helps

to stimulate andstrengthen hair.Available from

www.superdrug.com

DOVEADVANCED HAIR SERIES

YOUTHFUL VITALITY BB CREAM125ML, 6.99

For noticeably fuller and more manageable locks, try this BB cream for hair. The

multi-tasker helps to replenish, nourish and

protect hair to make it easier to style, while also infusing

it with antioxidants. Available from

www.superdrug.com

KRASTASE RESISTANCETHERMIQUE HEAT-ACTIVATED

RECONSTRUCTOR MILK LEVEL 1-4 125ML, 14.62

This leave-in reconstructive milk is activated by heatand is ideal for repairing weakened and damaged

hair. The milk fortifi es the hair fi bre from the inside

to improve strength and appearance. Available from

www.feelunique.com

great products that weve discovered to help keep your hair nourished, shiny and enviably healthy

CONCOCTIONTHREE-STEP RANGE

1.50 TO 11This new collection

gives you the chance to customise your haircare regime simply choose one of the four Mixology ShampYou shampoos and combine with two of the SuperSerum Shots to create your perfect

Available fromwww.boots.com

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Look the way you feel inside

We are proud to introduce our ground-breaking, innovative surgical face lift called Concept""' Facelift, which uses the latest surgical techniques and is performed under

local anaesthetic, to achieve a natural, youthful and fresh appearance. Most importantly, there is minimal bruising and downtime, so that you can get

back to your daily routine within a couple of days

The Concept"" Facelift is unique and has significant advantages over the traditional facelift:

Less invasive- uses a short scar facelift approach Minimal bruising or swelling. Procedure only takes 2 hours. Performed under local anaesthetic so you

are able to go home soon after No bandages or stiches to be removed Minimal downtime

No hospital stay, reducing costs Lasts as long as a traditional facelift

For an opportunity to learn more about Concept,.. Facelift, and to meet the surgeon who pioneered this technique including former patients, we would like to invite you to our open evening:

28th November, at 7pm Mclndoe Surgical Centre, East Grinstead. This is a very popular event and spaces are limited, so we advise to book early.

Before surgery: Next day after surgery:

Before surgery: Next day after surgery:

To book your place for the open evening, or for further information, please contact us at: [email protected] or call 01342 444100

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BOTANICA ISA DYNAMICWHOLEFOOD STORE AND HEALTH CLINIC SPECIALISING IN WELLBEING, FITNESS AND NUTRITION.

At Botanica we are at the forefront of well researched and traditional heatthcare that puts you in safe hands. Our goal is to guide you on the correct pathway to optimal health and vitality.

We have a team of professionals who offer a wide range of treatments.

Role back the yean with NASA technology .. Discover your inner beauty with this unique state of the art face scanner and uncover what's between you and the great skin you want: wrinkles, sun damage, brown spots, red areas and more.

Then let our Skin Care Expert create a customised skin care regime designed for your individual concerns MyChelle MyChelle Dermaceuticals - Seeded in science - rooted in nature oERMACEUTICALS

On Monday 24th November we are offering this unique skin analysis FREE (usually costs 80 in private clinics) A MyChelle consultant will be at Botanica between I Oam and 4pm.

Appointments (lasting 20 minutes) MUST be booked for this FREE skin analysis.

Please call us on 0 1892 458289 to book your place.

26 High Street, Rusthall, Tun bridge Wells, TN4 8RY.

0 1892 4 58289 www.botanicahealth.co.uk

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WALKING IN A WINTER WONDERLAND

There are few better excuses to give your home a dazzling makeover than the arrival of a new season. If you really want to make yours stand out, Smith & Mercer Interiors in Riverhead is full of stylish

winter trends that are sure to make your house sparkle throughout the coming months

Smith & Mercer Interiors is an exciting oasis of

stylish interior and exterior homeware, giftware

and furnishings. Stock for the new season

includes Christmas items such as luxury throws

and cushions to snuggle up under and keep the

winter chills at bay, as well as beautiful True

Grace candles that fill the air with their

wonderful fragrances! We also have some extra

speacial gifts for the man in your life.

We stock only the highest quality brands,

including iconic, beautiful Andrew Martin

furniture and fabrics. We also carry Eichholtz,

an exciting make from Holland that has the

most amazing furniture, lighting, accessories

and everything else that will make your home

uber special. Find us above Glorious Trading on

London Road in Riverhead.

Smith & Mercer Interiors

30 London Road, Sevenoaks, Kent TN13 2DE

01732 450 535

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STEP INTO STYLE THIS CHRISTMASWhether youre getting ready for a night out with friends or planning what to wear to that all-important offi ce party, The Glorious Trading Company in Riverhead has the latest trends to see you through the festive season. Here are just a few examples of whats on offer over the coming months

must-have additions to

everyones wardrobe

this season. Ponchos

and capes are very

strong as well even

better if they come in

checked patterns.

Youll love Christmas

at Glorious the shop

really feels so festive

and has some fabulous,

glam party pieces that

will make you sparkle.

Also, there are some

amazing accessories that make wonderful gifts like

lux fur scarves, long angora gloves and beautiful

Bibi-Alhaja jewellery; it will all slip under the tree

perfectly. Check out the new Glorious Trading

website and like us on facebook!

The Glorious Trading Company

Lambourne House, London Road, Riverhead,

Sevenoaks, Kent TN13 2DE

01732 463 555

www.glorioustrading.co.uk

The Glorious Trading

Company has a fabulous

selection of labels and

works closely and

personally with each

client to achieve the

correct outfi ts for their

lifestyle, while fi nding

additions to their

wardrobe that enhance

what they already have.

Chunky boyfriend

knitwear, faux leather

skinny jeans, biker boots

and long Teddy-Boy

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Tried & Tested... Our pick of the best beauty products around this month

FILEbeauty

Take a peek in our cosmetics bag as we reveal our beauty favourites

CLINIQUEDEEP COMFORT BODY RANGE

FROM 16.50 TO 29Designed to cocoon the body in moisture this winter, this collection aims to nourish and hydrate the skin

while protecting it against damage. The range includes a Hand and Cuticle Cream, Body Lotion, Body Wash, Body Butter and Moisture cream.

Available from Clinique counters

KIEHLSHYDRO-PLUMPING

RE-TEXTURISING SERUM CONCENTRATE

50ML, 40Battle the signsof age-related

dehydration withthis new serum that contains 15% plant-based glycerin, billed

as a moisturemagnet. Shiso leaf extract anchors

moisture deep in the skins layers to givea plumping effect.Available fromwww.kiehls.co.uk

MURADBLACKHEAD & PORE CLEANING DUO

50Clearing up your skin for Christmasjust got easier, thanks to this new

combination of a Blackhead Removerand a Pore Refi ning Sealer. Among the ingredients are volcanic mineral clayto detoxify the skin and pomegranate

seed oil to tighten pores. Available from www.murad.co.uk

BENEFITCANDY-COATEDCOUNTDOWN

60Forget chocolate the only advent calendar we want this year is Benefi ts collection of

24 beauty treats. From highlighters to lip gloss,

these mini marvels will take you right through party season and beyond.

Available from selected Debenhams and

www.benefi tcosmetics.co.uk

MEL MILLISPHYTONUTRI QI

ENRICHING SEA PLANT JELLY15ML, 48

Containing one ofnatures most effective hydrating ingredients, hyaluronic acid, the jellyalso features bio-organicoils infused with powerful multiple plant extractssuch as Immortelle,

Frankincense and Rose. Available from

www.melmillis.co.uk

THE HARLEY MEDICAL GROUPGENTLE CLEANSER

200ML, 26Infused with sweet orange oil to leave your skin smelling great, this product helps to prepare the skin for other treatments. It contains non-irritant cleanser sucrose cocoate, along with vitamins A and E and beta glucan

to fi ght signs of ageing.Available from www.harleymedical.co.uk

CLOUD 9 SKIN SOLUTIONSTRANQUILITY ULTRA SOOTHING CREAM

50ML, 36Winter can be a hard time forthose who suffer from dry

or damaged skin, but this creamutilises avocado oil and vitaminB12 to nourish, reduce discomfort

and improve the elasticityand softness of the skin.

Available from www.cloud9skin.com

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PERFECTORSERUM

15ML, 30Adored by celebrities such as Jessica Biel and Pixie Lott, this serum is a handbag must have for party

season. Quickly absorbed, it reduces puffi ness, tightensup the eye area and

contains multi-collagen to stimulate

cell renewal. Available from

www.resultime.co.uk

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enhances your in three main ways

Jtwcderm helps to restore or smooths lines, wrinkles and f

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Eyes are big this season so lips are

taking a backseat, but that doesnt

mean that you should neglect

them. Understated glamour will set off

your defi ned peepers perfectly think

about switching your lipstick for a stain,

which will give you a more natural

looking touch of colour. The long-

lasting but muted colouration is great

for a soft day look, but when its party

time, we love Chanels Rouge Allure

Gloss, 26. Available in nine shades,

this is a brilliant combination of stain

and gloss that will make you feel like

the belle of the ball.

If youre looking to stand out from the

crowd this party season, itll take more

than a good shave and a nice suit. Ladies

love a man who smells great and if you want

to impress a discerning nose, itll be worth

investing in the new Tom Ford Oud Wood

All Over Body Spray. The latest addition to

Fords range, this fragrance features one of

the perfumers most expensive ingredients.

The rare scent of oud wood is combined with

notes of rose wood, cardamom, sandalwood

and vetiver guaranteed to give you an air

of exotic mystery. Get yours for 42 at

www.selfridges.com

Going straight from the offi ce to

after-work parties is great fun, but it

also requires a little forward planning

to make sure youre looking your best.

If the thought of carrying toiletries

everywhere makes your heart sink, youre

in luck. Probably the male equivalent

of a handbag must-have, Jack Black

Epic Moisture MP10 Nourishing Oil

(27.50 for 60ml at www.amazon.co.uk)

is a little bottle that packs a big punch.

Taking care of everything from dry

skin to wayward hair, this oil acts as a

lightweight moisturiser, pre-shave balm,

styling product and beard conditioner.

The formula may have nothing to do with

its namesake movie star, but its still a big

grooming hit.

Untouched eyebrows are the order of the

day for autumn/winter 2014 except youll

need to do exactly the opposite to achieve

the look. Think romantically soft, brushed-up

arches. The fi nished result should look as

though your brows have barely even met a pair

of tweezers.

Begin by taking a stiff angled brow brush

and eye shadow in the same tone as your hair

colour, recommends Marc Reagan, Manager

of Artistry for Bobbi Brown. Lightly apply from

the inner corner of brows and brush straight

up. For the rest of the brow, brush up and over.

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MAKING US BLUSHAs a recently established lingerie boutique, Blush Intimates specialize in helping women improvetheir confi dence, comfort and health by fi nding the right bra size for them. We fi nd out how theirnew Tunbridge Wells store could make you feel fabulous with its specialist range and services

On October 3, new boutique Blush

Intimates opened in the Royal Victoria

Place shopping centre in Tunbridge Wells.

Until recently, Blush was solely a mobile

and online lingerie platform. However, due to the

success of their convenient and unique mobile

fi tting service, they have decided to bring their

expertise to the high street, aiming to help

the 85% of women who currently wear the

wrong bra size.

Through a pre-booked appointment or by

using their walk-in service, Blush Intimates offer

women a personal shopping experience and real

expertise when it comes to wearing the most

comfortable and luxurious lingerie with an

affordable price tag. The boutiques range

includes everything from everyday bras, luxury,

bridal and post-surgery, to sports, feeding, soft

bras and lingerie accessory solutions.

Blush Intimates

Ely Court, Royal Victoria Place,

Tunbridge Wells, Kent TN1 2SR

01892 527 560 www.blushintimates.co.uk

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Artu use a combination of advanced 3d technologies, traditional art practice and age old craftsmanship to create unique and highly personal portrait sculpture and bespoke jewellery. These very special jewellery pieces are created from life casts, perfectly miniaturised in bronze, silver and 18k gold. Baby, children and adult charms, keyrings and cuftlinks available from 325.

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ONE MODELS A PROFESSIONAL MODELLING AGENCY CELEBRATING ALL THINGS

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PuRE UNADULTERATED LUXURY FOR CHRISTMAS

AvAILABLE AT MARK AoAM

68 High Street, Royal Tunbridge Wells, Kent TN11 YB 01892 616617 I [email protected]

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Don't Jet joint problems stop you from enjoying life

The Wells Suite at the Tunbridge Wells Hospital is able to offer outstanding care for people with joint related problems. We provide rapid access to consultations and treatment

for all joint conditions, including hip, knee, foot and ankle, shoulder, hand and upper limb conditions.

Hip replacement surgery is priced very competitively for self-pay patients at 7,995.

If you require orthopaedic treatment ask your GP to refer you to The Wells Suite at the Tunbridge Wells Hospital.

The Wells Suite

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There are many possibilities when

considering breast reconstruction to

replace the whole, or part of a breast

that has removed for cancer-related

reasons. Timings may vary and a breast may

be reconstructed at the same time as the

mastectomy operation, or may alternatively

be done at a later date some time after the

mastectomy. Broadly speaking, the

reconstruction can be performed using only

the patients own tissue (skin, fat and

occasionally muscle) or else a breast implant

and possibly other supportive materials may

be used.

Unfortunately there is no

perfect breast reconstruction

and so each woman needs to

be taken as an individual, with

the pros and cons of the

different options discussed

with her, in order to reach the

best decision for her. No matter

what technique is chosen, it is common

for two or three operations to be needed to

complete the breast reconstruction journey.

The first is to make the breast mound, the

second to make any adjustments (often to the

other breast for symmetry) and the third is to

reconstruct a nipple. Importantly, many

women receive radiotherapy as part of their

breast cancer treatment, which will also have

an impact on choice and suitability of

reconstructive technique.

As a plastic surgeon, whenever possible, I

prefer to use techniques that involve only the

use of the patients own tissue. These

techniques are complex and time-demanding

(for patient and surgeon) and are not always

suitable for everyone, but unlike implant-

based techniques, once the breast

reconstruction journey is complete, no further

surgery is necessary in the patients

lifetime.

The gold standard method of

breast reconstruction is the

DIEP flap. This involves taking

skin and fat from the abdomen

(the same tissue that is

removed during a tummy tuck)

and sculpting this into a new

breast. Using this technique requires

microsurgical techniques, in which the tummy

tissue is brought back to life by connecting its

blood vessels to those in the chest. Other

parts of the body can also be borrowed from

to reconstruct a breast without an implant if

there is not enough tummy fat. Areas include

the upper inner thigh, the buttocks or the back.

If the complexity of the above

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