Community Features
If you’re part of a not-for-profit organisation operating in the TN6 area then you can include a feature for FREE in The Crowborough Magazine. Simply drop an email to The Editor at info@crowborough-magazine.co.uk to find out more.
Business Features
A business feature is a great way to introduce your business to the local community. Prices start from £200.00 for a full page but the price is reduced if offset against an advertising package. Drop an email to The Editor to find out more. All business features appear in the printed magazine and also include a dedicated page on this website.
Friends of Crowborough Hospital
We’re fast approaching the August Bank Holiday and if you’ve been in the area for a while you’ll know that Crowborough Hospital will be hosting it’s annual Bank Holiday Fête, organised by the Friends of Crowborough Hospital. It’s one of those things that we always...
Claire Nash Solicitors
When it comes to getting legal advice, it’s always difficult to know where to go, particularly when it’s required for matters of a more sensitive nature. Sometimes even the process of finding the right representation can be stressful in itself. Local solicitor,...
Cost-effective telecoms for business
When you compare the average high street from 10 years ago to now, you may have noticed that the independent mobile phone retailers that used to be popular have been replaced with shops dedicated to the network providers. Local family run telecoms company, JK Comms,...
Riverford Home Delivery
Have you ever been such a big fan of a company that you ended up working with them? That’s exactly what happened to Sally Beare who runs the Tunbridge Wells area of Riverford Home Delivery. Sally had been a customer of Riverford’s for a number of years and when she...
Keeping Crowborough Tidy: Brighter Crowborough
Launched in February 2016 by resident David Collumbell, after seeing the success of neighbouring group, Brighter Uckfield, Brighter Crowborough is a growing band of like-minded volunteers who want to keep the streets, paths, hedgerows, waterways and woodlands free of...
FunkiFied Furniture at TransFunk
If you’ve been down Walshes Road recently, you might have noticed the new furniture shop, TransFunk Furniture, easily identifiable by the brightly coloured items on display outside the premises - with even more inside! Opened in July 2017, local residents Rich and...
Stone Ness Walled Garden
Blink and you might miss the entrance to this wonderful, peaceful retreat located on the A264 in Ashurst near Langton Green. Luckily I had done my homework and recognised the logo to Stone Ness Walled Garden on the roadside. Once parked I followed the path that...
Appearances Aesthetics – Transforming the way we look Part 6
Gillian Huntley, 2015 Kent Aesthetic Practitioner of the Year, of award winning appearances has been in the industry for over 30 years, specialising in Advanced Aesthetics for more than 15 of those, and her treatments have helped transform the lives of her clients by...
Thomas’ Dog & Cat Grooming
On 1st February this year, Ailsa and Elizabeth Jones (daughter and mother) opened the doors at Thomas’ Professional Dog & Cat Grooming in Connors Yard, Beeches Road. Ailsa started Thomas’ Dog Grooming nearly two years ago in Maresfield after previously working for...
Appearances Aesthetics – Transforming the way we look (Part 5)
If you are a regular reader of this magazine, you may recall that over the last several months I have been receiving treatments from experienced Aesthetic Therapist Gillian Huntley of Appearances Aesthetics, who has been working in the industry for over 30 years, ...
