The tiny East Sussex village of Udimore is located around six miles from Rye and the medieval church of St Mary the Virgin has been at the centre of the local community for over eight hundred years. The church was...

Located within sight of the beautiful medieval village church at Guestling in East Sussex is Guestling Wood. The woodland is much as it has been for thousands of years and is maintained as a typical High Weald ancient woodland by...

The lovely East Sussex village of Icklesham has been home to a cricket club for many years with players spending most weekends testing themselves against ball and bat. The club is located on the village playing field alongside the village...

The small and beautiful community of Winchelsea in East Sussex may today appear tranquil but it is also remembered as where the preacher John Wesley preached under an ash tree in the open air. John Wesley was a Methodist preacher...

The community of Pett, near Hastings in East Sussex has two churches within its boundaries: the large Victorian St Mary’s Church and the more modest Pett Methodist Chapel. The chapel was first built on the High Street through the village...

St Richard’s Church in the small community of Winchelsea Beach in East Sussex is a relatively new church constructed as recently as 1935. St Richard’s Church was built of sandy coloured bricks and topped with a short square tower and...

As you enter the historic and ancient market town of Winchelsea in East Sussex, a short distance from Rye, you pass under a massive gatehouse called the Strand Gate. The Strand Gate was erected in medieval times as part of...

When the community of Winchelsea in East Sussex was first established it was as a major port with access to the English Channel and the Continent. To defend Winchelsea a series of defensive structures were erected all around the town....

Winchelsea Bowls Club operates throughout the summer months between May and September in the historic East Sussex village. The bowls is played on a ground located near to the Village New Hall and the cricket club to one side of...

Winchelsea Cricket Club can lay claim to being one of the oldest cricket clubs in East Sussex if not in the United Kingdom. The club has traced its history back as far as 1796. The club plays cricket throughout...

In East Sussex in the 1700s almost every hilltop in every community had a windmill grinding corn into flour for local bakers and it was true for the beautiful community of Winchelsea. St Leonard’s Mill was built in 1760 and...