Royal Tunbridge Wells

Advantages: nice place to visit
Disadvantages: none

...Tunbridge Wells- A Nice Town to visit The official name is Royal Tunbridge Wells and it is in the West part of the county of Kent. You will find Tunbridge Wells along the northern part of the High Weald and it borders on to Surrey,West Sussex and East Sussex .Tunbridge Wells is graced with woodlands and parkland. The larger area of woodland is the Tunbridge Wells and Rusthall Common that is 250 acres in size and it has wood and heathland and is situated near the town centre. This area is very popular with people and in the summer there are many who go there to picnic. Near by is the cricket ground which you will find near Wellington Rocks Calvery Grounds which is a historic park where there you find a bandstand and ornamental gardens. This park was part of the Mount Pleasant Estate where there was a house there which in...

ruth1957 06.10.2008 · Read review
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Review of Tunbridge Wells (England)

Stay in Ancient Wells

Advantages: Amazing period features, friendly staff, great food, four-poster bed
Disadvantages: Could be expensive, not much parking, small beds

...A few weeks ago we were lucky enough to have a wedding to go to in Wells, Somerset. I'd never been to Wells before and I was impressed with what a lovely place it was. Not only does it boast a beautiful cathedral, it also has a very impressive bishop's keep surrounded by a mote. Prices and Booking As the wedding was quite early in the morning we decided to go down the night before and stay in a hotel or a B&B so that we'd have time enough in the morning to get up and get ready. So we looked on the internet and it turned out that everything was pretty expensive. We tried looking up a hotel that was right next to the cathedral just to see what kind of prices it charged and it seemed as though it was going to cost us over £100 per night. However, when we delved deeper into the site the price seemed to become less and less as we...

tac20 01.06.2008 (05.07.2008) · Read review
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Review of The Ancient Gatehouse Hotel, Wells, Somerset

Well Dressed indeed!

Advantages: Leaves a lovely finish on the skin.
Disadvantages: Price for some people I suppose.

...?Well Dressed? is one of my staple blushes from Mac and I always have one in use. This is a great blush for everyday use because it is a subtle colour, giving a hint of pink to the cheeks, so it can compliment most make up styles. ?Well Dressed? is a pale pink, if you swipe your finger over the pressed powder then you get a small covering on pink, which is great because it means this is not at all overpowering on the cheeks. In fact I think it is practically impossible to mess the application of this blush up! This is a slight shimmer blush, when you move it in the light you can see some specs of sparkle, I?m hesitant to call it glitter because it is too fine, however it is important to note that this gives the blusher a slight light catching ability when being worn. Again this is not at all overpowering. When applying this blush I use...

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The Wells on the Bus

Advantages: Pleasant surroundings, the best part of the country
Disadvantages: Hustle and bustle, traffic

...Sorry about the title. I have just been singing this to my two-year old daughter, and a slight perversion of the title is fitting for this opinion. Okay, here we go. I was born in the picturesque town of Royal Tunbridge Wells (hereafter referred to as RTW) 33 years ago. I was born in a village on the north-western edge called Rusthall. When I was two I moved (well, my parents moved and I went with them) to a village on the eastern edge called High Brooms, where my father had grown up. I spent the next 24 years, more or less, living in that village. So where should I start... Well, why not at the beginning? THE BEGINNING The town of Royal Tunbridge Wells is a spa town resort located in the middle of the High Weald of the South East of England. It has been around as a settlement since around 1620, when Lord North, a fabled...

Nolly 28.04.2002 · Read review
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Review of Tunbridge Wells (England)

Wells Worth a Visit

Advantages: Very interesting small city with plenty of other local attractions
Disadvantages: none

...Strange as it might seem I didn’t intend to visit Wells at all but that I did was one of those happy accidents. The real reason I ended up in Wells was in search of yet more books. We had just been to Glastonbury and there I had found a marvellous secondhand bookshop called Your Bookshop with a vast selection and which also had a branch in Wells. So it was I discovered Wells. Wells, England’s smallest city, takes its name from the three wells or springs, which are located in the garden of the Bishop's palace. The wells continue to flow and as you walk up the main street towards the cathedral green you may find well water streaming down the conduits on either side of the road. As you approach the cathedral one is faced with the imposing West Front which, with its 293 statues, is considered to be the greatest array...

Freespirit 22.05.2001 · Read review
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Review of Wells (England)

LivingWell

Advantages: (+) v.clean, (+)friendly staff, (+) really relaxing
Disadvantages: (-) q.expensive

...I started here in September with my mum and we go once a week and make full use of the gym and pool facilities available. I was previously a member at the Isospa Gym in the Mote Park Leisure Centre (another local gym) and stopped my membership, as I previously didn't have enough time. With LivingWell giving free trial sessions and mass promotions we gave it ago! *****Location***** It is in the Hilton Hotel Maidstone, which is found just off junction 7 on the M20. You need to turn right at the first roundabout and go back on yourself at the next, its too big to miss! Once your in you need to follow the wiggly one way car park round and over three quite large speed bumps, round the back of the hotel and almost to the front again. Parking is ample with big wide spaces. *****History***** Livingwell used to be part...

redhotfeet 01.11.2006 · Read review
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Review of Living Well, Maidstone

Love Life at Living Well

Advantages: Get Fit, Keep Healthy, Make Friends and Chill Out
Disadvantages: Not one!

...Living Well Brindley Place. I've just moved to Birmingham and luckily for me Living Well Brindley Place is literally a five minute walk from me. Rather than just signing up I checked out their website and found they offer a couple of options if you just want a trial. You can either pay a one of £10 charge and use all the facilities for the whole day, or if you tell them you are interested in becoming a member you can spend the day there for free and have a chat with one of the sales team. THE STAFF: The reception team are always really friendly and ask you how you are. Once they've swiped you in they thank you by your name. You are provided with a small and large towel. One is perfect for taking into the gym with you, and the other is for showering. This is a nice touch. THE CHANGING ROOMS: You have two options...

kelassa 09.09.2006 · Read review
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Review of Living Well, Brindley Place

Leicester Living Well Premier Helath Club

Advantages: city centre location
Disadvantages: expensive, staff have poor attitude

...experiences of this gym have been very disappointing, I chose this gym as I am based within the city centre as a student and have no means of travelling elsewhere other than by public transport. Initially there were no problems what so ever and I was very impressed at the cleanliness of the place though the samller quite gym did mell badly of BO ( air conditioning was faulty apparently) and found it very useful that they provided towels - saves on the constant was washing at home! However come December (2 months post-joining) the club decided to make alterations to the facility including resurfacing the shower floor pool area and weights as well as changing the locker system to a padlock one instead of coin operated - apparently due to a number of thefts that had occurred over the previous few months. The club gave a newsletter to everyone...

ncp3 15.03.2006 · Read review
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Review of Living Well, Leicester

Well, Well, Well, what have we here...

Advantages: Cracking pub, decent prices, not so busy that you take an hour to get served, but lively.
Disadvantages: Difficult to find the first time.

...There is a place I go every time I go back to Leeds. Not to my parents, although I have been known to drop in there occassionally; not to my grandparents; not even to the house of my best friend. No, the place I always visit is Joseph's Well. During the day, this is a quiet relaxing pub, which serves good food, and good beer, to every walk of life. From the businessman in his suit, down on his lunchbreak from the offices above, to the students from the nearby Park Lane College, who just know they can fit in a couple of pints before they have to get back, all join in a quiet beer, and a chat, to the accompaniment of music loud enough to be heard, and not loud enough to drown out conversation. By night, however, Joseph's Well is transformed into one of the best music venues in Leeds. Now, I'm not sure whether or not they have bands...

spacemonkey 12.11.2001 · Read review
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Review of Joseph's Well, Leeds

Well Groomed

Advantages: Best book I've ever read
Disadvantages: Don't want it to end

...This is the sequel to French Relations and if anything is even better than the first. It continues the story of Tash and her manic love live and includes many of the characters from French Relations, though leaving out the ones that I found annoying, which was great. Once again I found myself wishing that I was Tash, or at least that I live her life as she stumbles her way along getting the wrong end of the stick at every conceivable opportunity. I don't want to comment on the plot too much, as that would spoil it for anybody about to read this book, but please believe me that Well Groomed will have you in stitches with its witty one liners. I've just read the book for the second time and it just gets better and better, I've noticed so many clever little comments that I missed the first time because I was so eager to get to...

mokee 26.08.2000 · Read review
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