-
trampled to
death by a herd of cows in a
field at
Church Lane,
Guestling. The
village of
Guestling is
located 2
miles (3.2 km) from the coast, and
about 3.25...
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Three Oaks Halt;
later on it
became Three Oaks &
Guestling Halt; on 5 May 1969
Three Oaks &
Guestling;
finally on 12 May 1980 the
present name of Three...
- as
Buckswood Grange School. In 2000, it re-located to the
village of
Guestling between the
towns of Rye and
Hastings in East Sus****.
Buckswood School...
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approximate daily figure of 8 p****engers a day pre-covid. The
station opened as
Guestling Halt on 1 July 1907
after the
South Eastern and
Chatham Railway had introduced...
- post-medieval
period the
court was more
usually known as the Brotherhood. The
Guestling appears to have
originated as a
local meeting of the west
ports (Hastings...
-
following hundreds:
Baldstrow Battle Bexhill Foxearle Goldspur Gostrow Guestling Hawkesborough Henhurst Netherfield Ninfield Shoyswell Staple History of...
- of
Hastings station and
south of
Three Oaks (formerly
Three Oaks and
Guestling Halt). The
routes available from Ore
Railway Station include: Ashford...
-
Laurence is a
Church of
England church and
listed building in the
village of
Guestling in the
Rother District of East Sus****. The
church was
founded in Saxon...
-
Castle 624 2 Baldstrow, Battle, Bexhill, Foxearle, Goldspur, Gostrow,
Guestling, Hawkesborough, Henhurst, Netherfield, Ninfield,
Shoyswell Hastings, Bexhill-on-Sea...
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Borough of Hastings, the
District of
Rother wards of Camber, Fairlight,
Guestling and Pett, Rye,
Winchelsea 2010–present: The
Borough of Hastings, the District...
