Great Wood, pancakes, romance and bike rides!
Come on, good people, we’ve got this. This week, I heard a woodpecker at work, the first this year, and when the giant puddles subside,
Art at Oxmarket Gallery, Chichester (West Sussex)
Whilst bumbling around in Chichester recently I stumbled across the Oxmarket ...
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Shipley Arts Festival (West Sussex)
Streaming live from Shipley Parish Church on Sunday 2nd May at 8.30pm, ...
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Strange Tales of Old Sussex: Mysterious Mrs Bennett
Just inside the gates of Horsham’s St Mary’s church is a ...
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Recognition for Sussex Bernardi Music Group
Sussex Bernardi Music Group are proud to be recognised for their ...
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South Downs History: Life in the 1860s
Saddlescombe Farm In 1934, Maude Robinson published a series of articles ...
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The Hand of Sussex Witchcraft or Not?
Who was Mary Holt? In the 1934 edition of Sussex County ...
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Visit Camber Castle near Rye (East Sussex)
Nothing beats a gentle stroll to Camber Castle at Rye Harbour ...
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Sussex Windmills: Shipley, Clayton & Kingston Down
What is it that’s so evocative about Sussex windmills? Is it ...
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Strange Tales of Old Sussex: Chichester in 1883
In January 1933, a contributor to Sussex County Magazine set out ...
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Strange Tales of Old Sussex: The Sussex Shepherds
An old Sussex shepherd No reed, or pipe, or flute for ...
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Another week of crazy rain! I hope you have all perfected your mud skating and puddle thwacking by now (if they aren’t both a national
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As the clocks finally spring forward and the days grow longer, lighter and warmer, Sussex throws open its doors to a riot of colour and
The 1066 Trail ©: Dover to Canterbury and the Crown
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Discover Cuckmere Valley & Cuckmere Haven
Cuckmere Valley is a small parish in East Sussex. It covers an area of about 18 km square and includes the three small villages of
Slow Sussex Food Trails
There are faster ways to see Sussex. But none better. Sussex is a county that rewards the unhurried traveller, the ones who walk between vineyards