St Jame's Church
The main building dates from the twelfth century. It features a king-post roof spanning the nave and aisles, the church is constructed of flint and roofed in parts with local Horsham slate. Between the nave and chancel is a simple oak beam instead of the more usual arch.
The grave of Margaret Fairless Barber who wrote the Roadmender stories under the name Michael Fairless is found in the chruchyard.
There are two airports in the counties of East and West Sussex Gatwick Airport in the north Shoreham Airport to the west.
Sussex is only 90 minutes drive from London. Take the A24/A29 via Horsham or the A23/A27 via Gatwick and Crawley.
If you are traveling from the West or East of England take the A27 from Porstmouth or Newhaven. The A259 connects the coastal resort towns.
For further information contact the RAC
Continental ferries run from Portsmouth www.portsmouth-port.co.uk and Newhaven www.hoverspeed.com.
Sussex has good rail links which make it
easily accessible from the rest of the country
and overseas.
Direct services are available from :-
For timetables please telephone National
Rail Enquiries on 08457 484950.
For further information contact National
Train Enquiries
are located on the south coast of England,
between the counties of Kent, Surrey and Hampshire.
Famous for the downlands (The North and South
Downs) and the Weald ( It was the center of
England's iron industry in medieval times.)
Staying in Sussex is very memorable as accommodation
is available in country houses, hotels, pubs,
inns and cottages.