A moon bridge, wine trail, priory & what’s on in May
We are hurtling towards another weekend and I am heading off to Brighton for a couple of days. But while I am there, I have plenty
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
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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
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The Sussex Exclusive 1066 Trail ©
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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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The Gravetye Estate in West Sussex is home to some fabulous walks, along with unusual trees and incredible birdlife. It’s also home to endangered wildlife
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I often get excited when I feel a connection to place. But more recently, I have realised that it’s more a connection to the past,
Jack in the Green, Hastings & May Day Traditions
The first time I joined in the Hastings Jack in the Green celebrations was just after COVID. The celebrations were a muted affair that year,
Oyster Masterclass at Riddle & Finns, Brighton
When I was invited to a Riddle & Finns Oyster Masterclass, I wasn’t sure what to expect. I had relatively neutral views on the subject