Our Rolling HillsAway from the hectic world of British politics, David Dimbleby likes to take his dogs for a stroll on the dramatic South Downs. With their mixture of gentle slopes and the steepest climbs the hills have a breathtaking beauty. In an extract from the new book A Portrait of England he explains his love affair with the land... READ MORE » 
Sussex master of horrorThe Sussex writer James Herbert’s novels ooze horror and have made him one of the best- known writers in the world. Anna Giokas went to find the man behind the books... READ MORE » 
Billingshurst battlerSussex broadcaster Edward Enfield, father of Harry, doesn’t have time for retirement. Veronica Groocock met him at his Billingshurst home... READ MORE » 
| Bob ClarkBlacksmith and Farrier, 60, Chichester. I still shoe my own horses, but for the last ten years, I have concentrated on being a blacksmith, a trade I got into when I was 15. I was born in Chichester – St Pancras – you can’t get more Chi than that!...
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Brighton's Ace PhotographerFrom capturing Bowie in concert to recording the devastation of war, award-winning Brighton photographer Roger Bamber has seen his fair share of the action. Here, as we publish a selection of his work, he tells Julia Brandon about his life, career and the stories behind the pictures... READ MORE » 
Brighton actress's fiery sceneSussex actress Judy Cornwell is best known as the much-loved Daisy in Keeping Up Appearances but she is also a fierce campaigner, novelist and former magistrate. Veronica Groocock met her... READ MORE » 
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