Deborah Kerr's family burial plot is in a small village in West Sussex. She wished to be buried there.
Dial Post, Nr Horsham, West Sussex
Coldwaltham
Harry Bentley (apprentice jockey) comes from Storrington, West Sussex.
Noah Hedges was born in 1998, in Thakeham, West Sussex, England, UK.
The bank own the rushmere now its closed lol
Brighton, East Sussex, England - 22 square miles
West Sussex is in south-east England. West Sussex has been an official county since 1889 and has two major towns Worthing and Crawley. West Sussex' county town is the small Cathedral City of Chichester and West Sussex has London's second airport - Gatwick
West Sussex Railway ended in 1935.
Chichester is the county town of West Sussex.
West Sussex Railway was created in 1897.
Chichester was the seat of Roman power in the area When the Romans left in the late 4th and 5th Century, the invading South Saxons set up their seat of power at Selsey and the cathedral was built there by St Wilfrid. However the power ebbed away from Selsey, first because the West Saxons moved the See and political power to Winchester although the See was moved back a few years later. After the Norman conquest, at the Council of London in 1075, the South Saxon see was transferred to Chichester. This saw a decline of Selsey's power in favour of Chichester. So the centre of power in Sussex became Chichester. Pagham Harbour and Rumbrigge(and island off the Selsey coast) were for many years thriving ports and the centre of the wool trade. This made Selsey quite rich, however with the encroachment of the sea these ports were eventuially abandoned. In more recent times the better road and rail comnections to Chichester and the very poor ones to Selsey ensured that people were more interested in living in Chichester than struggling down to Selsey.
Definitely in West Sussex. Fernhust is several miles south of the Surrey Sussex border.
66 miles
East Sussex
East Sussex and West Sussex have been divided since the 12the century. In more recent history the county councils were separated in 1888.
About 70 miles.