The British Wildlife Centre is a peaceful, relaxed place to see Britain’s fascinating native wildlife. We have over forty different animals that live in the wild of Britain, from the tiny harvest mouse to owls, foxes, otters, Scottish Wild Cats...

Lingfield Park Racecourse is situated in the Surrey countryside to the south of London and stages three types of horse racing (all-weather racing, flat racing and national hunt jump racing) all year round. The racecourse were the first in Britain...

Situated just a stone’s throw from the historic high street, this state of the art entertainment complex has something for everyone. At the heart of the centre is a first class two-screen cinema that shows an eclectic mix of...

Residents of the West Sussex town of East Grinstead are spoilt for choice for their entertainment with a number of venues including the Chequer Mead Community Arts Centre. The centre is housed in an old Victorian building that has been...

The only purpose-built theatre between East Grinstead and the south-coast, this facility is one of the most popular attractions in the area. It has a 340-seat auditorium with state of the art lighting and sound equipment that helps to...

King’s Leisure Centre offers a fine selection of fitness and sporting activities to the people of East Grinstead in one compact complex. The centre features a 25-metre swimming pool and practice pool. There is also a full gymnasium,...

One of the most imposing buildings in the town of East Grinstead in West Sussex is Our Lady and St Peter Church. The church can be found on the main approach into the town from London and dates from Victorian...

Felbridge in West Sussex is a short distance outside of East Grinstead and at its heart is the parish church of St John the Divine. The church was built in 1865 and designed by noted Victorian architect William White who...

St. Mary's Church is a fine religious building located on the edge of the Sussex town of East Grinstead. The church has for many generations been one of the most significant places of meeting and worship in the area...

The East Grinstead Clock Tower was first erected on a building, which has since been demolished, in 1890. The clock was bought by the local townspeople to honour the 80th birthday of local teetotal pioneer Thomas Cramp (1810-1891). It was...

Archibald Mclindoe came to East Grinstead and established a medical facility in 1939 in order to serve the Royal Air Force during the Second World War. In the 1970s, a series of surgeons at the hospital decided to found...

On 9 July 1943 German warplanes bombed the Surrey town of East Grinstead and claimed many civilian lives. They, together with the men from the town who went to fight against Germany in two World Wars are remembered on the...