Towns & Villages

RSS Feed

Worthing Pier celebrates a landmark birthday

Rating: 3

April 20th 2012

This year, Worthing Pier celebrates its 150th anniversary. Gerry Connolly, Curator of Historic Collections at Worthing Museum and Art Gallery, takes a look at its fascinating history

Springing into life

Rating: 3

April 5th 2012

Spring brings new life as ewes give birth to their lambs. Isobel Bretherton, of NFU South East, visited Applesham Farm, Coombes, near Lancing, to see this annual miracle that takes place on the South Downs

The Next Wave

Rating: 3

March 28th 2012

Visitors coming to Bexhill on Sea are able to enjoy the town’s magnificent new promenade which took more than a year to construct

Petworth House and Town - the housekeeper's tour

Rating: 2

March 2nd 2012

Alex Oxborough takes a turn around a town which has grown up around the great house and its needs

A flame of hope: the Olympic Torch journey

Rating: 3

December 22nd 2011

People across Sussex will get the chance to see the Olympic Torch for themselves next year as the relay makes it way through our towns and villages for three days in July

Jane Austen's Worthing connections

Rating: 2

October 12th 2011

The setting and characters for Jane Austen's unfinished novel Sandton are thought to be based on her experiences of the town

A guide to Rye

Rating: 3

August 27th 2011

Rye may brim with delightful tourist attractions, but unless you’re ‘in the know’ some are easily missed. Now two of the town’s residents have produced a series of charmingly illustrated pocket guides. Words: Angela Wintle

Horsham makes some noise for community spirit

Rating: 2

August 25th 2011

There’s plenty to see and do in the West Sussex town this month, including the first Festival of Sound, set up to showcase the best of local music

Arundel's time to shine

Rating: 3

August 17th 2011

Arundel Festival is celebrating its 34th year with a packed programme of art, theatre and opera and closes with a very special aerial event. Words: Jenny Mark-Bell

A quintessential English summer in Lindfield

Rating: 3

August 13th 2011

The Mid Sussex village of Lindfield abounds in green spaces, and you don't have to go far to find the perfect spot for a picnic. Words by Jenny Mark-Bell

Eastbourne flies high

Rating: 2

July 20th 2011

This year’s Airbourne promises to be more spectacular then ever, with dazzling displays of aerial agility on show for free for everyone from 11-14 August

All eyes on Petworth

Rating: 3

June 30th 2011

Petworth Festival runs from 9 to 30 July. Its challenge – to develop while retaining the qualities so beloved of its audience, says Jenny Mark-Bell...

Uckfield: small town, big spirit

Rating: 3

June 30th 2011

The historical Wealden town’s size belies the force of its personality...

Exclusive retailers move into Chichester's Butter Market

Rating: 2

June 24th 2011

The cathedral city is already a popular destination for sophisticated shoppers, but the new development of the Butter Market is set to increase the town's reputation for prestigious brands and a well-heeled clientele, says Jenny Mark-Bell

A stroll around Seaford

Rating: 2

June 1st 2011

Once a thriving town for smugglers and looters, the coastal town of Seaford is steeped in history and natural beauty. Research: Katrina Playford and Gary Price

A weekend in Burgess Hill

Rating: 2

May 25th 2011

With the South Downs in easy reach and its own nature reserves and parks, Burgess Hill is a great destination to while away a weekend

See the new Winnie the Pooh Movie - buy the gift shop! Everyone's favourite bear

Rating: 2

May 4th 2011

A chance to buy a little part of historic Britain - the Pooh Corner gift shop, tearoom and garden in Hartfield, East Sussex.

High Street Heroes: Rottingdean

Rating: 2

April 27th 2011

This lovely village is next to the bustle of Brighton and is known for its landmark windmill. Originally a farming settlement, today it is a fabulous place to shop!

The campaign to save Worthing's theatres

Rating: 2

April 19th 2011

Jon Woodley has built his life around the theatre so when he heard that Worthing’s Connaught was at risk of closure he decided to take matters into his own hands. Words by Jenny Mark-Bell

Phil Spencer urges the nation to become ‘Karcher Clean’!

Rating: 3

April 8th 2011

Kärcher has joined forces with property expert, Phil Spencer, to launch ‘Kärcher CleanBritain’ – a campaign to encourage us to clean up our streets and meeting places for what’s set to be an exciting time for the nation...