West Sussex

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1. Horsted Keynes

   HORSTED KEYNES is set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The village was twinned in 1971 with Cahagnes in Normandy, from where the Keynes family had originated, and to whose ancestor the Saxon village of Horsted was given some 900 years earlie

   

2. West Sussex

   

   An abundance of castles, gardens, museums, cathedrals and country houses set amid stunning southern coastline, the beautiful South Downs, picturesque market towns and traditional English villages.

3. Ardingly

   

   Ardingly is a parish of attractive wooded scenery in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The village sign was erected as a memorial to Viscountess Wolseley, and marks the site of the original tollgate.

   

4. Newtimber

   

   Newtimber, a small, scattered village with a population of about 75, lies just off the London to Brighton road. The Church of St John the Evangelist, a small 13th century building with interesting memorials, has been considerably restored.

   

5. Bosham

   

   A small attractive village on one of the small inlets of Chichester harbour, Bosham (pronounced 'Bozzum') has played an important part in the history of this country over the centuries.

   

6. Turners Hill

   

   Turners Hill village stands on a steep ridge line at one of the highest points, (600 feet above sea level), of the Sussex Weald where two historically important routes, the B2110 and B2028, cross. There are impressive views from the centre of the vil

   

7. Goodwood

   

   Goodwood House, home to the Dukes of Richmond and Gordon for over 300 years, is open to the public for 60 days a year. The Regency State Apartments house some astonishing treasures including celebrated paintings by artist George Stubbs and Canaletto's stunning views of the City of London.

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8. Ansty

   

   Ansty is a small settlement about four miles from Haywards Heath. Its village sign, situated at the Ansty Cross was painted by the renowned local artist James Forsyth.

   

9. Twineham

   

   Twineham lies in the Adur valley with several attractive houses, including Twineham Place Farm dating from 1620. St Peter's Church is early Tudor, made of mellow red brick with a Horsham slate roof. There are covered pews, a gallery under the tower,

   

10. Staplefield

    

    Staplefield is an attractive village three miles north-west of Cuckfield. The former local industry of tanning was carried out in Tanyard Lane, with the pits for soaking the hides at The Grange. The Jolly Tanners Inn reflects this industry.

    

11. Lynchmere

    The parish lies at the north west corner of West Sussex and is bounded by Surrey to the north and Hampshire to the west. Unlike many parishes, it does not have a village centre. The hamlet of Lynchmere consists of a number of large houses, mostly clu

    

12. Hurstpierpoint

    

    Hustpierpoint is a village in the centre of Sussex which was mentioned in the Doomsday book.

    

13. Wisborough Green

    

    Wisborough Green lies in the northwest corner of West Sussex, astride the A272 east-west main road. The River Arun and its flood plain to the east and the heavily wooded high ground to the west maintain the essentially rural nature of the Parish and

    

14. Gatwick

    

    With the villages of Horley and Copthjorne and the town of Crawley close by there's more to Gatwick than the international aiport.

    

15. Ditchling

    Tudor houses, Georgian homes, village pond and mediaeval church set on the green. This is the picture postcard village of Ditchling.

    

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