Easter, tulips, quirky Worthing trees & an art itinerary
Just when we thought it was safe to go out … and were enjoying warm weather and spring blossom, winter came bouncing back this week
Sussex Twin Towns: Worthing & Les Sables d’Olonne
Sussex has a number of twin towns and Worthing in West ...
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Littlehampton Coastal Walk
As it’s the Year of the Coast, I’ve committed to exploring ...
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The Best Shopping in Worthing
As part of my recent explorations of Worthing, I wanted to ...
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A Visit to Worthing Museum
The Museum & Art Gallery is temporarily closed, but they will ...
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Incredible Worthing Church
From the outside, the Church of the English Martyrs looks like ...
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The Extraordinary Story of Highdown Gardens, Worthing
Whilst bumbling about on Highdown Hill in West Sussex recently, I ...
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Best Sussex Autumn Beach Walks: Ferring Beach
Ferring has long been my best-kept secret and one of the ...
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Gardens, gins, Sussex’s own Sistine Chapel & accessible walks
And breathe! The hedgerows have transformed into clouds of white, the daffies are brightening up the verges, and with Easter just over the horizon, it’s a
Worthing walks, William’s yew, Wonders of the Weald & Felix
I have a confession. This week I slipped out of Sussex for a couple of days and headed to a remote corner of the Alps. While I
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All Hail Psmith, the Sussex Frenchie
It’s fair to say that until the fulsome
Finding Colour in the Grey
The period from January to March has never
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Sussex History: The Potted Version
Many long and learned books have been written on the subject of Sussex history. After all, with a county that dates back to the Jurassic
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As Europe gets ready to celebrate the Year of the Normans in 2027 and the 1,000th anniversary of the birth of William I, aka the
Why Direct Mail Still Delivers for Small Businesses
In a world drowning in emails, pop-ups and social feeds, a well-crafted piece of physical mail can cut through the noise like nothing else. Direct
The Life of Brian
Always smiling and with his trademark floral shirts giving him a stand-out appeal, Brian Mole is a figure recognisable to many in the Horsham District.