Description: Ardingly (pronounced Ardingl-eye) straddles the road running north/south from Lindfield to Turners Hill. Home to the famous boys' public school, Ardingly College, which was built about 1860, Ardingly has a pretty, if busy, High Street with cottages lining the road. On the very edge of the village lies the South of England Showground where each June is held the annual South of England Show. St. Peter's, the parish church, was built in the early 14th century and boasts a very large tower.

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Description: The name Ashburnham , probably derives from the Saxon Ashbourne the local stream and ham an enclosure, so becoming "The enclosure on the river Ashbourne". The parish of Ashburnham spreads for quite a distance towards Brown Bread Street , and has very few amenities. The nearest town is Battle about 6 miles to the east, with many shops, and the main line station from Hastings to London.

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Websites: www.balcombe.info | www.balcombevillage.co.uk

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Description: Built on the site of the famous Battle of 1066 where William the Conqueror defeated King Harold and his Saxon army on that fateful day, today, this bustling little Market town has no fewer than five attractions for you to enjoy, including Battle Abbey, built on the Battle site.
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Description: The village of Beckley is situated about 5 miles away from Rye & 10 miles from Hastings in the SE of England. Iron was processed at Beckley from 1578 when the iron furnace was built. From the mid 1600's guns and cannons were produced, probably for the shipbuilding carried out at Rye or Smallhythe.
Websites: www.beckley-uk.com/ | www.villagenet.co.uk

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Description: A typical English Village, set in the picturesque countryside of the Southeast of England, a few miles north of Tenterden. Biddenden has a number of thriving village shops including Turners Stores which sells everything from fresh fruit to video rentals. Biddenden also retains its Post Office and general store.
Websites: www.biddendenkent.co.uk/