Trugs, Blossails, poignant walks & spring quiche
I hope you had a good Easter and managed to enjoy some of the sunshine and the beautiful bluebells that are carpeting our Sussex woods
A Glimpse of Sussex Christmas Traditions
For centuries, Sussex was one of the most isolated counties in ...
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Sussex Hop Growing History & the County of Guinness
The story of hops and Guinness in East Sussex Although we ...
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Sussex’s Suffragette Trailblazer: Elizabeth Robins
Elizabeth Robins (1862–1952) was an American-born actress, novelist, playwright, and prominent ...
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The Battle of Hastings 1066: the Battle that Changed Sussex & History
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The Bloomsbury Group: In Conversation with Charleston’s Head of Collections & Research
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The Poets of Poet Town: Jude Montague
Jude Montague is an award-winning printmaker, and a composer, poet and ...
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The Poets of Poet Town: Tim Barlow
Tim Barlow is a popular and well known Hastings poet, as ...
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The Poets of Poet Town: Jane Midwinter
Poet Town is a new anthology of poems, all with a ...
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Poet Town: The Poetry of Hastings & Thereabouts
Poet Town is a new anthology of poems which brings together the ...
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Alf Shrubb, the Slinfold Legend
In September, in a sleepy corner of West Sussex, memories stir ...
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Trugs, Blossails, poignant walks & spring quiche
I hope you had a good Easter and managed to enjoy some of the sunshine and the beautiful bluebells that are carpeting our Sussex woods
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