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A hallowed history
4:17pm Monday 1st December 2008
Brighton has been blessed with fine churches, especially those built during the Victorian era.
Grand scheme of things
4:26pm Friday 28th November 2008
The Grand was probably the most sensational building Brightonians had seen since the Royal Pavilion.
Tales from Lewes taverns
3:32pm Wednesday 19th November 2008
When you walk around the East Sussex county town of Lewes, what catches your eye? The castle, Anne of Cleves House, or is it the number of pubs?
Demolishing the Downs
3:54pm Wednesday 12th November 2008
When Brighton and Hove were originally developed, they were close to the sea with houses huddled together to protect against the south-westerly winds.
Comments (0)The old curiosity shop
3:19pm Monday 3rd November 2008
When I first came to Sussex in the 1960s I was fascinated by the country museums, so tiny compared with the great edifices I knew in London.
Pier perfection
3:03pm Monday 27th October 2008
Eugenius Birch designed many wonderful structures during his prolific career but the West Pier in Brighton is generally considered to be his masterpiece.
A meeting of minds
2:55pm Monday 20th October 2008
History was made at a Sussex house when a meeting of the Imperial War Cabinet was held there 90 years ago this month.
Stormy weather
3:44pm Monday 13th October 2008
Few people in Sussex who experienced the Great Storm of October 1987 will ever forget that amazing night.
Why royalty really noticed Brighton
3:18pm Monday 6th October 2008
A legend has grown up over the years that Brighton was a poor fishing village before the arrival of royalty in the late 18th century.
A century of work in the community
5:12pm Monday 29th September 2008
Dorset Gardens Methodist Church in Brighton hit the headlines in 1966 during the Labour Party’s annual conference service there.
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This week's walk: Horsted Keynes and Furner's Green
From the village of Horsted Keynes, this walk heads eastwards to encircle the nearby settlement of Danehill, crossing and recrossing two well-wooded valleys before returning along part of the Sussex Border Path, a longdistance walking route which sticks fairly closely to the boundary between East and West Sussex.
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