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Roman Pulborough
Pulborough has a Roman past every bit as fascinating as its famously Roman neighbour Chichester. You just have to dig a little, says Alex Oxborough
Bexhill De La Warr Pavilion: the People's Palace
The newly-announced Director and Chief Executive of the De La Warr Pavilion, Stewart Drew, has the future in his sights
Fun on four legs
A guide to local events and services for dogs, cats, rabbits and even tortoises! Words by Hazel Sillver
Interview with Hastings artist Laetitia Yhap
There's still time – just – to visit Pallant House Gallery's stunning Laetitia Yhap exhibition, Fishermen of Hastings Stade
Top 10 Readers' Photographs - Great British Wildlife
Check out this week's top 10 readers' photos...
Places
Roman Pulborough
Pulborough has a Roman past every bit as fascinating as its famously Roman neighbour Chichester. You just have to dig a little, says Alex Oxborough
Bexhill De La Warr Pavilion: the People's Palace
The newly-announced Director and Chief Executive of the De La Warr Pavilion, Stewart Drew, has the future in his sights
Karen Bowerman Discovers The Attractions of Glorious Glasgow
Glasgow is often referred to as Scotland's second city, known for its glorious art deco architecture, but little more beyond that. However, Glasgow has as many as 45 parks, earning it the ancient nickname the "dear green place"...
Christmas is cracking at Brighton Dome
Christmas is just around the corner and there is fun for all the family at Brighton Dome this season!
Walks
Sunday stroll: Ashdown Forest & Chelwood Vachery, 2.8m (4.5K)
For this month's walk, Hazel Sillver and four-legged friend explore the hidden gardens of Chelwood Vachery and stride over the Ashdown heathland, which is at its best on an autumn morning, glowing amber and pink in the mist
Sunday Stroll: Glynde
Beginning a new series of Sunday walks, Hazel Sillver strides over the secluded downland above Glynde. The walk starts at the village car park beside the Glynde Reach river, near the station
Interview: the authors of The Cheeky Guide to Brighton
The writers of the popular Cheeky Guide to Brighton have turned the traditional walks book on its head, with a new guide that takes the intrepid rambler past cemeteries, lunatic asylums and even famous suicide haunts. Words: Angela Wintle