Tunbridge Wells Friends of the Earth is a local environmental group, linked to national Friends of the Earth. Its members are not just friends of the Earth but also friends of one another, and always welcoming anyone who wishes to join.
TWBUG is a local group campaigning for high quality cycling infrastructure to enable residents to have attractive, safe and accessible alternatives to driving local short journeys.
Soroptimist International is a leading global women’s voluntary organisation and there has been a club in Tunbridge Wells since 1946.
Friends of Dunorlan Park was formed in 1997, celebrating its Silver Jubilee this year. The groups has over 400 members, and the group continues to contribute financially to projects within Dunorlan Park.
Extinction Rebellion Tunbridge Wells has recently supported a local Climate (Citizen’s) Assembly as well as working alongside other local groups to spread the climate action message.
The shortlist has been announced for the National Campaign for the Arts' (NCA) Hearts for the Arts Awards 2022.
Residents in the areas of Benenden and Goudhurst have agreed Neighbourhood Plans which will give their communities power to shape development and growth in their local areas.
The Queen's Green Canopy tree planting initiative has been created to mark Her Majesty’s Platinum Jubilee in 2022.
Kent High Weald Partnership aims to connect people and nature through conservation, education, and wellbeing. Find out more and take part in protecting your local wildlife today!
The Bee Roads work forms part of a wider 3-year project called 'Making a Buzz for the Coast'. This is led by Bumblebee Conservation Trust in partnership with Kent Wildlife Trust and covers 135 miles of Kent's coastline from Dartford to Deal.
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