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Bonfire Night
Events
Remember remember - it’s not just about Lewes.
Sheffield Parkland
The historic Sheffield Parkland dates back several centuries and has had many uses including as a deer park and a Second World War camp. It is now grazed with livestock and is a diverse haven for wildlife.
Explore Sheffield Parkland as it gently slopes across grazed fields and leads you down to the riverside flood meadow, parking at the National Trust car park.
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The Rathfinny Cottage
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Get away from it all at this picturesque cottage situated among 600-acres of vines on the Rathfinny Wine Estate.
English Wine Week
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Special events and more at Sussex vineyards.
Author Kate Mosse on The Taxidermist’s Daughter: a guest blog
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Rathfinny Wine Estate
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Rathfinny has firmly put the Sussex Winelands on the map with their outstanding wine tourism experiences.
Albourne Estate: English still wines are on the rise
News | Wine
Alison Nightingale, the force of nature behind Albourne Estate, gives us the inside line on what’s happening in English wine. And it seems sparkling wine isn’t the only story in town.
Festival of the Garden
Events | Art
Reconnect with nature at Charleston’s pioneering horticultural event.
Lewes: All in the Making
Story | Art | Landscape | Wine
The lively town of Lewes (pronounced as two syllables: Lew-es) is the ideal centre for exploring this green part of Sussex. Its orbit reaches over the South Downs National Park to the village of Ditchling, along the Ouse Valley and across towards Brighton.
