England's storied history is etched into its landscape, with numerous towns and villages preserving their medieval character ...

Brighton's No 124 by GuestHouse was one of three Sussex locations in The Times and Sunday Times’ list of 100 Best Places to Stay in the UK ...

The Sussex village sits behind soft sand dunes that lead to a long sandy beach, and is perfect for a family break.

The Mermaid Inn and the Olde Bell on the Mint were said to be a regular haunt for the infamous Hawkhurst Gang back in the 1730s, with rumours of secret tunnels used by the gangs for smuggling goods to ...

A Sussex beach with "unspoilt views" and "pristine water" has been named as one of the best to visit in winter in Britain ... "It's also on the doorstep of nearby Rye, a medieval town with ...

Football goal nets were invented in 1890 by John Brodie. Brodie was a civil engineer known for his contribution to town ...

Encompassing Kent, Sussex and Surrey, its rolling hills are studded ... open heathland and rugged coastline, it’s easy to see why Quantock Hills was the first place in England to become an AONB in ...

THE East Sussex town of Winchelsea ... Just up the road is the village of Rye, which last year was named the best half term day trip. Called one of England's quaintest towns, the main Mermaid ...

Maurice Sendak’s Where The Wild Things Are met opposition upon publication in 1963 ... I must have been about 10 and we were in a strange house, in Rye, Sussex, as it happened, on holiday. I’d been ...

Worthing has been ranked among the best places to live and work in the South East of England. Photo: Eddie Mitchell "They love ... s one of the best places to live and work]. It'd be nice to see more ...