Horsham, beaches, ice cream, wildlife and wine
While I have wrestled with the lurgy (honestly, who gets the lurgy in the summer), the year quietly slipped into July, and we were all
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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Three Wild Worthing Walks: A Weekend Itinerary
Worthing is often seen as Brighton’s quieter neighbour, but it’s got ...
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The 1066 Trail ©: Dover to Canterbury and the Crown
The Battle of Hastings in 1066 changed the course of English history and ...
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Slow Sussex Food Trails
There are faster ways to see Sussex. But none better. Sussex ...
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Slow and Sustainable Sussex Travel: Riding the Forest Way
There’s a rhythm to Sussex that you only really feel when ...
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The 1066 Trail ©: Bosham and Harold
Our Sussex Exclusive 1066 Trail © is covering the length and ...
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The 1066 Trail ©: Westminster to Winchester
The Battle of Hastings in 1066 changed the course of English ...
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The Sussex Exclusive 1066 Trail ©
From Westminster to Winchester, Bosham to Battle and from Caen to ...
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48 Hours in Eastbourne
Eastbourne, in East Sussex, prides itself on being the sunniest place ...
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The Loder Trail ©: Wakehurst Gardens’ Living Experiment
In 1846, Sir Robert Loder bought The Beeches (High Beeches), setting the ...
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Who Am I Really?
I’ve always rather flippantly referred to myself as half Norman and half Anglo-Saxon, based entirely on the fact that I love France and I love
Paying Homage to Our Great Sussex Yews
There are few sights more evocative than an ancient yew. Twisted, hollow and impossibly long-lived, these remarkable trees have watched over the Sussex landscape for
Modern Art in an Ancient Sussex City
Discover Chichester’s extraordinary relationship with some of the great 20th-century artists in this one-day modern art city tour. Standing inside Chichester Cathedral, your eye is
The Sussex Coastal Wine Trail
Discover three Sussex wines and a fabulous stretch of Sussex coast and country. This trail can be done without a car. From tidal creeks to