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,
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
The Battle of Hastings may have changed the direction of English ...
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The Bloomsbury Group: In Conversation with Charleston’s Head of Collections & Research
The Bloomsbury Group was the name given to an iconic set ...
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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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The Magnificent Brede Steam Giants
About 11 miles west of Rye, is an unusual attraction. Brede ...
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Coastal wine trail, Halnaker history, valley walks & things to do in August
Wow, it’s been another hot one! I took part in the Winchelsea Gastronomic Promenade last weekend; a seven-mile walk via Icklesham and the Brede Valley.
Curious Horsham, a forgotten furnace, beautiful gardens & Belloc Night!
The scorched grass and burnt fields have created quite a different Sussex landscape, and the other day I caught myself day-dreaming about rain. Please remind me
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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
Rye Pirate Day
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,
Why Being Authentic Trumps Your AI Persona!
You’d be forgiven for thinking that as AI gathers apace, we should happily replace ourselves with avatars so that we don’t have to attend that