The most Sussex of villages, a foodie idea, a memorial & 48 hours in
Hot, hot, hot! I hope you have managed to find a little patch of shade this week. I can’t help but think we will remember this
Stunning Sussex Frescoes, and Ghosts!
Most people head to Clayton just north of Brighton to visit ...
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Sussex Wassailing
Wassailing isn’t new, and it’s not just a Sussex tradition although ...
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Brighton’s Burning the Clocks
After two years of COVID cancellations, Brighton charity Same Sky relaunched ...
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Discover Seven Sisters Country Park
Seven Sisters Country Park is in between Seaford and Birling Gap ...
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A Visit to Worthing Museum
The Museum & Art Gallery is temporarily closed, but they will ...
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Sussex Ghosts and Ghools, & Long-Leggity Beasts!
Our Sussex Exclusive historian, Peter Benner, explores Sussex ghosts, things that go ...
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A Visit to Bignor Roman Villa, West Sussex
Turn off the busy A29 just south of Pulborough, and life ...
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Tiaras at Firle Place, East Sussex
Firle Place in East Sussex has a unique place in our ...
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An Evening of Musical Theatre in Chichester
Back in May, I found myself in a small marquee at ...
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Two Tragedies at Ancient Sussex Church
Sitting a short distance back from the A285 south of Petworth ...
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The most Sussex of villages, a foodie idea, a memorial & 48 hours in
Hot, hot, hot! I hope you have managed to find a little patch of shade this week. I can’t help but think we will remember this
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At ten o’clock on a sweltering summer morning in Rye, a mutinous, black-hearted band of rogues, renegades and freebooters gathered on the Gun Terrace. There
Sussex wellbeing, walks, beer and Crowborough
This week has been mainly about the landscape. As usual, I have covered the length and breadth of the county, and everywhere I have been,