Monday 4th June, 12-4pm

Southwood Road Playing Fields
Admission Free

Help us to celebrate this year’s Diamond Jubilee with a walking carnival setting off from Toad Rock, travlelling to Southwood Road Playing Fields around 10.30am, with a fancy dress theme of red, white and blue.

Followed by a family picnic with games and free squash for children. Bring along your picnic and picnic blankets or enjoy the bbq and hog roast.

For more information please call Lisa Lindfield on 07738 662 687.

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http://www.kenttrustweb.org.uk/chc/chc_harmony_home.cfm

Brigadier Brian Parritt will be talking about his experiences as a young officer during the Korean War and signing his book Chinese Hordes and Human Waves at Tunbridge Wells library on Tuesday 29 May at 7.00pm.

Tickets are priced 2.00 and are available from the library on 08458 247200, or email me at susan.rogers@kent.gov.uk Booking is advisable.

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Make Kent Quicker

Tunbridge Wells Borough Council is committed to securing better broadband for the parts of the Borough where provision is poor. We need you to help us by registering your interest.

Please fill in the form on the following page > www.makekentquicker.com

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Town & Country Housing Group has appointed an interim Housing Manager for Rusthall and other areas.
His name is Alex Sinclair and he will be in Rusthall Library from 10-11am on Thursday mornings.  He will
also be visiting houses and flats owned by TCHG.

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Rusthall Parish Council welcomes you to our website!  We hope that this will become the focus for everyone to share information about the activities of the village,to contribute to the blog, ask questions about anything and everything.  We will do our best to answer them.  Rusthall is a fantastic village with many organisations and groups and a vibrant High Street.

Having a parish council now gives us all an opportunity to work together to improve the things which annoy or bother us and to improve our environment whether it be rubbish on the streets, weeds, muddy paths, lights that are on or off at the wrong time – lots of issues which we’re sure you will want to comment on and hopefully make suggestions as to how we solve some of these.

We really want to inspire the residents of Rusthall to think about how we can all contribute.  The website is still under construction so currently some of the pages may be blank – we’re working on them!

Rusthall Parish Council meets on the second Monday of every month at the United Reform Church Hall at 7.30PM – Members of the public are welcome to attend.