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The Best Places to Visit in Sussex
Now divided into West Sussex and East Sussex, the historic county of Sussex is rich in heritage, culture, stunning views, great houses, fascinating towns, vast ...
Best Walks at Gravetye Estate
The Gravetye Estate in West Sussex is home to some fabulous ...
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Pooh Sticks Bridge & Winnie the Pooh Walks (Ashdown Forest)
As it’s 100 years since Winnie-the-Pooh first roamed and explored Ashdown ...
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The Moon Bridge of Storrington
Nothing is more delightful than stumbling upon a little pocket of ...
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Gorgeous & Poignant Ashdown Forest Walk via Airman’s Grave
If you want a gorgeous walk, you can never really go ...
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Exploring Abbot’s Wood, near Hailsham
In between Hailsham and Polegate, Abbot’s Wood is quietly atmospheric and ...
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Things to do in Hailsham & the Surrounding Area (East Sussex)
Set on the edge of the Pevensey Levels, Hailsham is a ...
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A Complete Guide to Sussex History, Places and Things to Do
Sussex is one of the best counties in England. But we ...
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Sussex on Canvas: An Art Lover’s Itinerary
There’s something about Sussex that has always inspired artists. It’s surely ...
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A Whole Heap of Accessible Sussex Walks
The benefits of fresh air and the great outdoors are no ...
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It’s been a busy week, and I’ve been from Hartfield (yes, I met a bear) and East Grinstead (where I met a guinea pig) to Brighton
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The Storrington Sanctuary: A Lost Utopian Community
If you wander through the quiet woodland around Heath Common and Washington Common near Storrington, you would probably never guess what once existed here. Today,
The Sussex Exclusive1066 Trail ©: Pevensey to Hastings
Our Sussex Exclusive 1066 Trail © is covering the length and breadth of Sussex (and beyond to Normandy) to discover the places that shaped the
Searching for William the Conqueror: My Millenium Year of the Normans
Sussex Exclusive Editor, Lucy Pitts, shares her extraordinary search for William the Conqueror, not as a historian but as one woman trying to get to
Stop Calling it Junk
You say junk, I say missed business opportunity. We hear a lot about language today. Young people aren’t given warnings, they’re given consequences. In the