Grid reference TQ1605
near to Sompting, West Sussex, England
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Alishaan Indian Restaurant, West Street, Sompting
by Simon Carey
Originally a public house called the Brewers Arms, then for many years a tearoom and restaurant known as The Smugglers. Currently serving Indian cuisine.
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Church Lane, Sompting Abbotts
by Bob Parkes
Church Lane off the A27 (eastbound) that goes over the downs to Steyning. A narrow but picturesque country lane alternative compared to the A283.
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Looking from Dankton Gardens into Rogate Close
by Basher Eyre
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Path just south of the Church
by Chris Gunns
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Sompting: St. Mary's Church: 8th century carved figure of St. Wilfrid
Situated in the south transept,this priceless piece was probably retrieved from Selsey Abbey in the early 11th century.
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Sompting Village Hall
by Dave Spicer
Home to the Sompting Morris Dancers, well known throughout the UK, the building was built in 1889 by Henry Peter Crofts as a reading and recreation room.
In 1953 the hall was gifted by Henry Peter Crofts's grandson to a charitable... (more)
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Sompting Fields and Church
by Chris Shaw
Looking North into the heart of this gridsquare, with ancient Sompting Church and Sompting Abbots school just visible across the A27.
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A27, eastbound
by N Chadwick
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Marquis of Granby public house, Sompting |
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Sompting church from the south-east
In the foreground is the south transept. According to local sources (a handsome leaflet made available in the church) the transept dates from the late 12th century. To me, the proportions look oddly domestic - and with those hood-moulded... (more)
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Upper Trudgeons
by Simon Carey
The name of the field according to Sompting's 1840 tithe map that is located to the immediate south of West Street. Beyond the hedgerow in the distance is Lower Trudgeons which was a location of a small German POW camp during World War... (more)
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Mid section of Rectory Farm Road
by Basher Eyre
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