Brooms, Tonbridge and Paddock Wood. A segregated cycle route links Pembury to Tunbridge Wells town centre. Notable people Notable people from Pembury include Rob Cross (b. 1990), professional darts player, 2018 PDC World Champion Charles Ellison (b. 1962), cricketer Victorine Foot (1920−2000), painter. Andy Foster (b. 1961), Mayor of Wellington, New Zealand (2019 -) Shane MacGowan (b. 1957), lead singer of The Pogues, born in Pembury Richard Miles (b. 1969), historian and archaeologist Steve Morton (b. 1959), Editor of Philofaxy lived in Pembury Jamie Philpot (b. 1996), professional footballer Tom Probert (b. 1986), cricketer Michel Roux, Jr. (b. 1960), chef, born in Pembury Tommy Searle (b. 1989), professional motocross racer Ed Smith (b. 1977), cricketer, journalist and author, born in Pembury Leon Vynehall Producer and DJ. Danny Webb (b. 1991), professional motorcycle racer, lives in Pembury Michael Yardy (b. 1980), cricketer, born in Pembury Jonny Williams (b. 1993), professional footballer, born in Pembury References External links Pembury Parish Council Pembury Village Website Pembury (The Ghost of Hawkwell) Pictures of St Peter (Upper Church) Pictures of St Peter (Old Church) Pictures of the Union Church (Baptist Church) Pictures of the Wesleyan Chapel Borough of Tunbridge Wells Villages in Kent Civil parishes in Kent