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Eastbourne
This trail is designed to link the three Sussex seaside towns of Eastbourne, Bexhill and Hastings.
Ringmer
New members always welcome!
Join us at a Club Session on Wednesdays 2 to 4 pm, and Saturdays 10 to 12 noon.
Seaford
A great spot for families visiting Seaford Beach - Salts Cafe, children's playground, tennis courts, basket ball court, outdoor gym, skate park.
Lewes
The Pells Pool is the oldest documented freshwater outdoor public swimming pool in the United Kingdom, set in the beautiful town of Lewes in East Sussex.
Lewes
The well-loved Rude Mechanical Theatre Company will be back at Plumpton Green Village Hall field again this summer on Wednesday 28 June with their new play, Miss Popplewell's Garden. The company, which performs in small rural communities across…
Seaford
With fantastic views of the Seven Sisters, Cuckmere Valley is a haven for wildlife, from over-wintering wildfowl to colourful wild flowers. Cradle Valley is a wonderful example of this species-rich chalk grassland, attracting rare and colourful…
Ditchling
Ditchling Common Country Park covers 76 hectares (188 acres). The site is used for activities including walking, fishing, picnicking, education and dog walking.
Seaford
Located on Seaford's widest jetty at Splash Point, close to the beach huts and Seaford Head cliffs, the bench represents a remarkable stream meandering the length of the breakwater.
Ditchling
Award winning Court Garden, is a family-run, single-estate vineyard and winery in Ditchling, set on a stunning south-facing slope with the South Downs as a backdrop. Their sparkling English wines are hand-crafted.
Seaford
With some of the most breathtaking views in Sussex, this golf course is an undulating downland/links style course on the cliffs of Seaford. Designed and constructed in 1887, this golfing links is steeped in recent and acient history. Benefitting…
Seaford
Seaford Community Cinema is a volunteer run, not-for-profit organisation that relies on a team of volunteers and your ongoing support to maintain a diverse and exciting programme.
Lewes
Following the success of a popular course about public art that can be found and seen in streets and parks by Dr Andrew Buxton, Lewes District Council has teamed up with U3A (University of the Third Age) to put together the Lewes Public Art Trail.
Lewes
Lewes Priory was founded by William de Warenne and his wife Gundrada between 1078 and 1082 on the site of a Saxon church dedicated, like the Priory, to St Pancras. The site is fully open as Priory Park.
Seaford
Known locally as The Crouch, this is a peaceful walled garden and open space located in the heart of town on the site of a former medieval market. The park is home to the Crouch Bowls Club and Seaford Town Football Club. There is a Peace Garden…
Lewes
Grange gardens were once the private garden of the grange built in 1542 by William Newton and briefly the home of John Evelyn the diarist. The gardens are a little piece of heaven on earth right in the centre of Lewes town, a lovely peaceful thing…
Berwick
The Bloomsbury paintings in Berwick Church are a unique and complete example of the decoration of the interior of a Grade I listed parish church in the UK by 20th century artists, Duncan Grant, Vanessa Bell, and Quentin Bell.
Seaford
A circular walk through landscape which inspired the artist Eric Slater (1896-1963), who lived for most of his life in Seaford. A keen walker, he developed an intimate knowledge of the surrounding countryside and loved to observe the cliffs, sea and…
SEAFORD
Tidemills lies between Newhaven and The Buckle at Seaford. It is one of the last areas of accesible undeveloped coast for many miles.
Lewes
Situated in Lewes town alongside the River Ouse, this 25-acre nature reserve boasts four different water habitats and an abudance of wildlife. It is an accessible nature reserve with a reed bed which in summer is heaving with singing reed warblers.
Newhaven
During the First World War, Newhaven became one of the major supply ports to the Western Front. The number of soldiers at the Fort increased to over 4,000, the Boys’ School (now the Hillcrest Centre) was converted into a Military Hospital and a…
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