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	Ditchling (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The settlement stands around a crossroads with Brighton to the South, Haywards Heath to the North, Keymer and Hassocks to the west and Lewes to the East and is built on a slight spur of land between the Downs to the South and Lodge Hill to the north.
		Ditchling Beacon is an Early Iron Age contour hillfort that sits on the Downs just south of the village of Ditchling and commands a grand view of the weald to the north.
		North of Ditchling village on Ditchling Common, there is a post which marks the spot where Jacob Harris, a pedlar, was hanged in 1734 for the murder of Richard Miles.
	www2.prestel.co.uk /aspen/sussex/ditchling.html (3629 words)

	Welcome to Ditchling Players
		The name of the Ditchling Players has been in existence since January 1945 although there was has been an active drama group in the village of Ditchling going back for many years prior to that date.
		Since its inception the Players have always been active in both village and county events and in 1972 when the Village Hall was rebuilt the Players were able to co-operate with the architect with the result that we now have one of the best amateur stages in the district.
		Ditchling Players celebrated their 60th Anniversary with a Garden Party at Limberlost in the village.
	www.ditchlingplayers.co.uk (279 words)

	Ditchling Common (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Ditchling Common lies between Haywards Heath and Lewes, and covers an area of 188 acres.
		Ditchling Common was established as a country park by East Sussex County Council in 1974.
		The country park trail is a mile long, (0.5 km) and passes through oak trees, grassland and an area of scrub.
	eastsussex.gov.uk /leisureandtourism/countryside/walks/ditchlingcommon (228 words)

	Celebrities Choose The Art For 20 x 20 At Ditchling Museum - 24 Hour Museum - official guide to UK museums, galleries, ...
		But in the small Sussex village of Ditchling a museum in an old school house is celebrating its rich local heritage - with a little help from some famous friends, art world buffs and the local community.
		Not surprising then that Ditchling Museum is known for its outstanding art collection and that it has managed to attract a bevy of celebrities and art world buffs to participate in selecting items from that collection.
		The portrait of Amy Sawyer, a Ditchling artist and playwright, is by Rose Cobban and was chosen for the exhibition by actors Sir Donald and Leon Sinden who remember it hanging in the village hall where they first performed on stage.
	www.24hourmuseum.org.uk /exh_gfx_en/ART30509.html (969 words)

	Social (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Local rugby team, Ditchling 'Wild Pigs', returned from their recent Dutch tour victorious, after winning the tournament, hosted by old friends Betuwe RFC to celebrate their 25th anniversary.
		An initial no alcohol policy for players during the tournament was soon axed when the 'Wild Pigs' suffered an early setback in their first group game against the hosts Betuwe.
		In a move of tactical brilliance and tour tradition a pre match warm up of a couple of jugs of ale were called for.
	www.ditchlingrfc.co.uk /socialevents.htm (366 words)

	Lin(d)field One Name Group - Plumpton, Wivelsfield and Ditchling Branch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Headstone north of Ditchling church shows her as aged 22 years when she died.MI quoted by Major F W T Attree RE in Ditchling Inscriptions; 1877-78.
		20 Oct 1793, Ditchling, occupation Butcher, married 21 Sep 1819, in Brighton, marr ref: 20 Sep 1819, Lewes, Mary KING #130, born 1790, Brighton, died 2 Sep 1876, Ditchling, buried: Ditchling.
		Shown as head of household at 2 East St, Ditchling in 1871 census, with mother Harriet, 53, brothers George 19 and William 12, and sister Mary Ann aged 16.
	ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/LONGWEB/br_wilbo.htm (1992 words)

	Ditchling Museum Education (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Her book Vegetable Dyes was published by Pepler in 1916, before the Ditchling Press was established, but whilst the community of craft workers was being formed.
		Mairet was never part of the Guild of St Joseph and St Dominic, as she was not a Catholic, but she found it beneficial to live near like minded artists.
		Mairet set up her workshop at Gospels in Ditchling and taught many talented handweavers, including Elizabeth Peacock, and others who remained in the area.
	www.ditchling-museum.com /weaving_in_ditchling.html (418 words)

	Ditchling Village from Sussex from the Sussexcoast web pages
		Located at the foot of the South Downs just north of Brighton, Ditchling is an ancient village consisting of several pubs and delightful cottages and shops lining its narrow high street.
		There is still common land here at Ditchling Common which covers some 188 acres of open countryside and includes several nature trails and a large pond.
		The museum is housed in the old Victorian Village School and shows the story of Ditchling from its earliest toolmakers to the community of this century.
	www.sussexcoast.co.uk /ditchling (299 words)

	BBC - southerncounties Community - Ditchling Beacon
		Ditchling Beacon offers some of the best views of Sussex and has a dewpond at the summit.
		The name comes from a time when it was one of the chain of beacons across the South of England, used to signal an attack.
		Ditchling Beacon is just to the north of Brighton in the South Downs.
	www.bbc.co.uk /southerncounties/community/walks/ditchling_beacon.shtml (265 words)

	Lewes District Council: 13 October 2004: Ditchling is kerbside recycling
		Angela Craven, Lewes District Councillor for Ditchling and Westmeston Ward, said: "The Council is working hard to ensure that more and more rural areas are catered for and we are very pleased that the Kerbside Recycling Scheme has now been extended to Ditchling.
		The regular collectors on the Ditchling round will be David Saunders and Michael Gunn, with Simon Bransbury filling in for holidays and other eventualities.
		Ditchling residents who have not already signed up for the service are invited to contact Lewes District Council Recycling Centre on 01273 486619.
	www.lewes.gov.uk /council/4215.asp (340 words)

	Horse Riding lessons in Sussex - Ditchling Common Stud, show jumping, Dressage, South Downs Riding
		Take the third exit and head towards Ditchling Common on the B2113 (initially it is signposted Hassocks).
		Once in Burgess Hill continue to follow the sign Ditchling Common, drive past the railway station on your right, over the mini roundabout, and along Keymer road and then turn left at the mini roundabout onto Folders Lane.
		Ditchling, Burgess Hill and Haywards Heath are close by and Lewes is also near.
	www.ditchlingcommonstud.co.uk /directions.htm (298 words)

	The Sussex Guild - Contemporary Craft Show - Ditchling, Sussex
		If you have never been to Ditchling before, you may be interested in some local facts...
		Ditchling is a medieval village with many beautiful timber-framed buildings, nestling just below the impressive Ditchling Beacon on the rolling South Downs.
		This is housed in the old church school and has a superb permanent display relating to the artistic past of the village.
	www.thesussexguild.co.uk /ditchling_craft_show.html (327 words)

	www.neiljenkins.com - Conducting
		Prior to taking over as their Musical Director in September 2002, Neil has had a long relationship with the Sussex Chorus (formerly the Ditchling Choral Society), and has sung many leading choral works with them (such as The Dream of Gerontius, Acis and Galatea, Carmina Burana).
		Ditchling Choral Society sang their hearts out with a power I haven't heard in a long while.
		At the beginning of the 2003-2004 season the choir changed its name to the Sussex Chorus to reflect the modern and wider Sussex scene from which choir members and audience are drawn.
	www.neiljenkins.com /Conducting/Display.php (353 words)

	Horse Riding in Sussex - Ditchling Common Stud, Horse Riding Tuition in West Sussex, Sussex Horse Riding Holidays
		Ditchling Common Stud near Brighton in West Sussex, is one of the leading horse riding training establishments in the UK.
		At Ditchling Common Stud we cater for the novice through to the experienced rider who is looking for new challenges.
		For horse riding and equine training in Sussex, with qualified instructors, we recommend the stunning scenery and excellent horses that Ditchling Common Stud is known for.
	www.ditchlingcommonstud.co.uk (329 words)

	Ditchling Quaker Meeting
		Ditchling (Quaker) Meeting is a community of about 40 people, both Friends and Attenders.
		We are aged from 13-91, we come from Ditchling and the surrounding areas with some coming over the Beacon from Brighton.
		We have a lively programme of social events for our young people but we don't have a regular Children's Meeting at the moment but if you and your children would like to come to Meeting one Sunday, do contact our Children & Young People's Co-ordinator so that we can make them welcome.
	www.ditchlingquakers.org.uk (144 words)

	ditchling properties
		A stunning three bedroomed innovative mews courtyard situation, "Scandia Hus", energy efficient house in the historic picturesque downland village of Ditchling.
		Ditchling offers a range of every day shopping needs including a general store, bakery/cafe, newsagent and post office.
		The South Downs and famous Ditchling Beacon are literally just a half mile further south, with the A23 London-Brighton dual carriageway being just 10 minutes drive away, via Hurstpierpoint.
	www.spitfireart.com /ditchlingproperties.html (2736 words)

	Ghostly Black Dogs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		In ancient European folklore, the dog is seen as both the guardian and consumer of dead spirits, especially with the Wild Hunt where a pack of dogs with a master of the hunt flies through the sky looking for lost souls.
		Nearby is the earthworks of Ditchling Beacon hillfort where as late as 1933, a wild hunt has been heard flying overhead with the sound of horses hooves and yapping dogs.
		This was a common tale told by the shepherds who worked on this area of the downs, who would say their sheepdogs would crouch down and look upwards wimpering because the witch-hounds were passing overhead.
	www2.prestel.co.uk /aspen/sussex/blackdog.html (1882 words)

	Parish Walks from Ditchling Common (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Ditchling Common is now managed as a Country Park by the County Council to ensure that the activities of visitors, walkers and horse-riders are compatible with the conservation of commonland.
		The common was part of the Manor of Ditchling, overseen by the Reeve, and villagers holding commoners' rights could graze cattle, horses and sheep although the grazing of geese was forbidden!
		A feast was held annually at the Royal Oak, to the north of the common, known as Horn Fair when cattle were brought to be left in the charge of the Reeve for the summer months.
	www.ditchling.com /walks_common.php (188 words)

	West Sussex Scouts - Ditchling Gimme 5 Challenge
		The 1st Ditchling Beaver Scouts of West Sussex completed their Gimmie 5 challenge, last Saturday.
		The Gimmie 5 Challenge is a national event which harnesses the spirit of adventure to raise money to enable Scouts from around the world to attend the Centenary World Scout Jamboree, through The Scout Association, and to raise funds for endangered species and habitats through WWF, the global conservation organisation.
		The sponsorship money has not been collected yet, but hopefully it will be a nice amount for both WWF and towards enabling Scouts from around the world to attend the Centenary World Scout Jamboree.
	www.westsussexscouts.org.uk /ditgimme5.php (182 words)

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		On Sunday 11 June, at the Gala Concert, a presentation was made to John Walker, accompanist for Sussex Chorus, and formerly the Ditchling Choral Society, for 30 years.
		John is seen here at the Lancing College organ with a painting of the South Downs, given to him by the choir.
		Mark Gale writes "On this occasion, though, the honours went to the choir who expressly conveyed the devout mood of the music and were never thrown by the shifting dynamics of the piece".
	www.sussexchorus.org /news (223 words)

	Ditchling St Margarets CEP School, East Sussex, Hassocks
		Ditchling St Margarets CEP School, East Sussex, Hassocks
		Teach at Ditchling St Margarets CEP School, register today.
		Comments: Ditchling St Margarets CEP School, (Local education authority: East Sussex) is a Primary School in Ditchling, Hassocks.
	www.axcis.co.uk /23718.html (172 words)

	Ditchling Quaker Meeting Home Page.
		CS would like to lay down the keeping of the Meeting diary of events.
		We thank C for her work on this and appoint Clare D to take this on.
		We also ask Clare D to liaise with the Ditchling Village Association website manager.
	www.ditchlingquakers.org.uk /pm.html (483 words)

	Ditchling Fair 2006 - Music, Music, Music!
		The Scarecrow competition was great fun to judge and has brought out Ditchling's creativity and inventiveness.
		Starting at 8.30am Stalls start trading, The Fair Proclamation is proclaimed, Crowning of the Fair King and Queen, Morris Dancing by Ditchling Morris and the visiting side, Spinning Jenny, Children's Fancy Dress competition, live music, Maypole Dancing and The legendary Jack and Jill Race all finishing at around midday (see programme for details).
		One-third of profits from the stalls (or a fee from the commercial stalls), all donations and all sales of the programme go to fund the Ditchling Village Association.
	www.gateway.glottalstop.co.uk /~ditchlingfair (245 words)

	Subterranea Britannica: Sites: Ditchling Patrol (Auxiliary Units)
		The Ditchling Patrol was made up of six members.
		At the start of the War he was a first-aider who, in the event of a bombing raid, had to provide a service from Ditchling to Cuckfield.
		George Thomas then joined the Home Guard and was later approached by the Auxiliary Unit's staff with a view to his becoming the Ditchling Patrol Leader.
	www.subbrit.org.uk /sb-sites/sites/d/ditchling_au_hideout/index.shtml (1140 words)

	Roll of Honour - Sussex - Ditchling
		Aged 28 Son of Mr & Mrs William Green of The High Street, Ditchling Husband of Florence Alice Green of 11, St Helens Road, Elm Grove, Brighton Born in Ditchling and enlisted in Brighton Bur Rocqigney-Equancourt Road British Cemetery F 398
		Husband of Mrs Kate Leaney of Littlebury, Saffron Walden, Essex Born Ditchling Common and enlisted in Chichester Bur Athies Communal Cemetery Extension F 451
		Aged 20 Son of George & Sophia Pratt of "The White Horse Inn Ditchling Born in Southwick and enlisted in Hurstpierpoint Commemorated on The Loos Memorial MR 19
	www.roll-of-honour.com /Sussex/Ditchling.html (949 words)

	Flower Delivery Ditchling \| Florists Ditchling \| Send Flowers Ditchling \| Online Flower Shop
		You can send a full range of premium quality flower bouquets to be delivered to Ditchling.
		Serenata Flowers is one of the leading Florists in the UK and delivers flowers daily to Ditchling.
		You can rest assure that your flower order to Ditchling is treated with the utmost care by our professional florists.
	www.serenataflowers.com /sendflowers.asp?flowerdelivery=Ditchling (420 words)

	Ditchling Restaurants, Cafes, Bars, and other places to eat and drink - Tourist Net UK Guide
		Ditchling Restaurants, Cafes, Bars, and other places to eat and drink - Tourist Net UK Guide
		Our list of food eating places in Ditchling is not at all comprehensive but includes some restaurants (including Italian French Indian Thai), cafes, bars, pubs with food, take-a-ways, pizzas, etc
		Ditchling Common, Ditchling, Hassocks, West Sussex, BN6 8SG
	www.touristnetuk.com /SE/sussex/food/ditchling.htm (163 words)

	Ditchling Beacon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Lucy and Henry on top of Ditchling Beacon
		Henry on top of Ditchling Beacon, at 248m (813ft) above sea level, his first Marilyn.
		Looking ESE towards the white cliffs of Seaford Head, some 22km away.
	www.luphen.org.uk /public/2002/2002ditchling_beacon.htm (60 words)

	Fishing at Ditchling Common Country Park (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		There are two ponds at Ditchling Common Country Park where you can fish for carp, perch and roach.
		Find out more and apply for a permit to fish at Ditchling ponds.
		If you are aged 12 years or over, fishing for salmon, trout, freshwater fish or eels in England and Wales, you must have an Environment Agency Rod Fishing Licence.
	www.eastsussex.gov.uk /leisureandtourism/sport/fishing (129 words)

	The Sherpa Van Project
		A night in Ditchling will be added to your itinerary
		Lifts are availiable by arrangement to and from the station, and the footpaths + station close
		If you have accommodation already arranged in Ditchling, please enter the details below so that we can arrange baggage transfer.
	www.sherpavan.com /accomm_booking/queryhotels.asp?id=89&location=Ditchling (183 words)

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