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became a major operator in Hove after gaining licences for
PortsladeâBrighton routes in 1912. He operated from premises on Holland Road until new garages and offices were built on Conway Street in 1916. The company was renamed the Brighton, Hove and District Omnibus Company in 1935, and the Conway
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Blatchington Primary and Nursery School, St. Andrew's CE School, Hove Junior School, Benfield Junior School, Goldstone Primary School, Hangleton Junior School, Cottesmore St Mary's Catholic School, Mile Oak Primary School, Bilingual Primary School, Brunswick Primary School and Aldrington CE
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in 1832. Houses in
Brunswick Terrace were the first to be lit by gas. Production moved to a new gasworks at Portslade in 1871 and the Hove works became a storage facility. The site at Portslade was close to Shoreham Harbour, so coal could be transported to it directly. Increasing demand for gas meant
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mission hall in
Aldrington, built in 1900, is home to the Baptist-aligned New Life Christian Church. Stoneham Road Baptist Church was founded in 1904 by the Holland Road church to serve the Poets' Corner area. It closed and was demolished in 2008. Baptists also met in Connaught Terrace from 1879,
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Blatchington in 1939; and The Knoll estate has been served by St Richard's Church since 1961, replacing an 1930s church hall. Four of these churches have closed: St Agnes in 1977, St Andrew's in Brunswick Town in 1990, St Thomas in 1993 and Holy Trinity in 2007. All Saints Church, a
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houses with a theatre, riding schools and their own police was developed on the seafront near the boundary with
Brighton. Although within Hove parish the residents of these elegant houses avoided the name of the impoverished village a mile to the west as an address. Straggling development along the
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and started on 11 May 1853. Seven return journeys ran daily. Local businessman A.C. Elliott became a licensed bus operator in 1879 with ten vehicles, 12 conductors and 13 drivers, running services between Hove and central
Brighton. Other operators soon started running buses in competition, and the
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Brighton, whose first priest left money in his will for a church in Hove. Work was delayed by disputes over the site, but after land on Norton Road was secured construction started in 1880 and the west end was finished in 1887. The Sacred Heart in turn founded a mission church in 1902 to serve
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services. Lutyens proposed a similar cenotaph for Hove and went as far as constructing a wooden mock-up which was displayed on Hove Lawns but the committee rejected the design. The eventual result was a statue of Saint George atop a column, situated in the centre of Grand Avenue. The memorial does
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at the house she rented in 1883 in Medina Villas, Hove. In the subsequent divorce action the cook alleged that
Captain OâShea returned home unexpectedly and Parnell beat a hasty retreat by climbing over the balcony and down a rope ladder. Parnell died at Hove in 1891 after marrying Kitty following
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Much of Hove is urbanised, but in 1994 there were 896 hectares (2,210 acres) of downlandâabout 37.5% of the total acreage of the then borough. In common with other parts of the South Downs, much of land has been used as sheep pasture, but crop farming also takes place and large areas of land were
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and selling them for their meat; the latter were popular among fashionable visitors to
Brighton. The birds were common on the hills and valleys around Hove, such as Goldstone Bottom. The practice died out when wheatears became a protected species in the late 18th century. The urban growth of Hove
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of land in the old parish of Hove varied between 22 and 190 feet (6.7 and 57.9 m). After Hove became a borough and expanded to incorporate land from neighbouring parishes, the highest point was approximately 590 feet (180 m) above sea level. There are no rivers in Hove, but Westbourne
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was built on the site in 1896. A Bible Christian chapel was built in 1905 on Old Shoreham Road but never thrived; it closed in 1947 and was sold to a charity. Primitive Methodists worshipped at a large chapel on Goldstone Villas from 1878 until 1933. It was converted into offices in 1968.
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area of Hove with paving, lighting and drainage, resulting in the appointment of a body known as the Brunswick Commissioners in the following year. Subsequently, further commissioners were appointed for West Hove and to administer the Hove Police, all three bodies being united by the Hove
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By 1831 the development of the eastern end of the parish had increased the population to 1,360 but this brought few economic benefits to Hove village itself, with the historian Thomas Horsfield describing it in 1835 as 'a mean and insignificant assemblage of huts'.
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was said in Hangleton from the 1940s in a hall and at the Grenadier pub, but in the 1950s land on Court Farm Road was bought for a church and St George's Church opened in 1968. It serves West Blatchington and Hangleton, and is now part of a joint parish with
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opened in 1933 on Rowan Avenue to serve the Hangleton and West Blatchington areas. The 3-mile-40-chain (5.6 km) branch line opened on 1 September 1887; it closed permanently on 31 December 1938, having already been closed for three years from 1917.
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before the Brighton bypass was built. The A2023 runs north from the A259 through central Hove and West Blatchington, meeting the A2038 on the edge of Hangleton and continuing to a junction with the A23 LondonâBrighton road. Other main routes, all with
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wrote in reference to the south coast, 'I do not find they have any foreign commerce, except it be what we call smuggling and roguing; which I may say, is the reigning commerce of all this part of the English coast, from the mouth of the Thames to the
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The town centre received substantial renovation in the late 1990s when the popular George Street was pedestrianised. Some concern about the pedestrianisation and its impact (supposedly killing trade) was expressed by residents, the local newspaper
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Hove Promenade parkrun, situated by Hove Lawns started in July 2015 and is one of five such free, timed 5 km runs across the city. Hove Lawns is a stretch of lawns along the seafront divided into two parts â Brunswick Lawns and Kingâs Lawns.
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was built in 1895 as a second church for Aldrington, and opened a mission hall (now Holy Cross Church) in the Poets' Corner area in 1903; St Thomas the Apostle opened on Davigdor Road in 1909; St Agnes was built north of Hove station in 1913;
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with six martlets or". The design incorporates several features relevant to Hove's history. The ships of the French raiders who repeatedly attacked the coast in the Brighton and Hove area in the 16th century are represented by the crest. The
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villas built as another well-integrated housing scheme featuring mews for artisans and service buildings. Grand Avenue, The Drive, and the numbered avenues were developed through the 1870s and 1880s, with many of the buildings constructed by
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A well-known reply by residents of Hove, usually humorous, when asked if they live in Brighton is "Hove, actually" thus maintaining a distinction with their less genteel neighbour. One source has identified the locally resident actor
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Hove Commissioners " a tight rein on things" by issuing and renewing licences once a year. From 1901, horse-drawn buses began to be replaced with petrol-driven vehicles and, from 1908, by experimental electric buses as well.
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stands on Edward Avenue in the Goldstone Valley area. The Christian Arabic Evangelical Church meets in a converted bungalow on Old Shoreham Road in Aldrington. A former Anglican church of 1909 on Davigdor Road has served
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operates a circular route serving Portslade, the Knoll Estate and Hangleton and another serving Knoll Estate and Hangleton and continuing to Brighton railway station, central Brighton, Brighton Marina, Rottingdean and
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Until the 19th century the 778-acre (315 ha) parish was mostly agricultural. Three farmsâWick, Goldstone and Long Barnâdominated the area and owned most of the land, which was of good quality: agricultural writer
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in 1968 along with the Brighton, Hove and District Omnibus Company. As a result, the latter's works at Conway Street closed in 1969. The companies separated again in 1986 and the former Tilling operations became the
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licences were issued by the Hove Police Commissioners in 1859. Within 30 years passengers could choose between a wide range of vehicles, including first- and second-class cabs, hand-pulled invalid carts, goat-drawn
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has shifted sheep-farming to more isolated parts of the South Downs, but several drove roads survive today as roads or footpaths. Hove Street and its northward continuation Sackville Road were originally known as
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was established. Hove remained insignificant for centuries, consisting of just a single street running northâsouth some 250 m from the church, which by the 16th century was recorded as being in ruins.
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and by c.1770 a brickfield had been established on the site of what would become Brunswick Square. Later, other brickfields were established further west, remaining until displaced by housing development.
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Brighton is also the location of private colleges such as Hove College. Founded in 1977, Hove College is a non-profit private higher education institution and offers courses accredited by OCN London.
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is a municipally-owned museum which houses a permanent collection of toys, contemporary crafts, fine art and local history artefacts, as well as holding temporary exhibitions of contemporary crafts.
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Hove's wide boulevards contrast with the bustle of Brighton, although many of the grand Regency and Victorian mansions have been converted into flats. Marlborough Court was once the residence of the
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was between the coast road and the beach, southwest of Hove Street, and the fights were promoted by the Ship Innâwhich also organised cockfighting matches, even after this activity was made illegal.
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was built. A long diagonal footpath once known as Dyer's Drove runs for several miles from Portslade-by-Sea on to the Downs, and Drove Road in Portslade village may have been used since Roman times.
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a new 154 by 40 feet (47 m Ă 12 m) gasholder, one of the largest in Sussex, was built on the Hove site in 1877. Of novel construction for the time, it was used until September 1994.
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in 1856â57, workmen uncovered a substantial burial mound. A prominent feature of the landscape since 1200 BC, the 20 feet (6.1 m)-high tumulus yielded, among other treasures, the
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was another major local operator: Hove Council licensed 100 of its vehicles for local and longer-distance work, and the company's main works was at Portslade. It became part of the
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who related that the town hall staff had only been told to expect some government officials, with the result that the prime minister was greeted with the exclamation; "Chamberlain!
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Two further large estates were developed between Hove village and Brunswick, and both avoided using the name Hove: Cliftonville was designed, laid out and initially developed under
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For example, "Hove Actually, as the place is often known because this is the way its residents distance themselves from the inhabitants of its racy, raunchy twin Brighton ..."
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opened in 1887. A deacon from the church started holding Baptist meetings in a new church building on the Hangleton estate in 1957. It now has the name Oasis Church. A former
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of Hove originally consisted of only 778 acres (315 ha) and in 1801 had a population of just 101. In 1829, local landowners petitioned parliament for powers to improve the
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chapel was built on Ventnor Villas in 1870, and 41 years later St Cuthbert's Presbyterian Church opened on Holland Road. After the two denominations merged in 1972 to form the
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until Hove Borough Council bought it in January 1935. Trees in the copse include ash, beech, elm and sycamore, although more than 120 mature beech trees were blown down in the
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meaning "anchorage". No other places in Britain are called Hove, and single-syllable names as a whole are rare in Sussex. The modern name was originally pronounced "Hoove" (
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with swimming pool and a couple of gyms on the seafront. In March 2007 Brighton and Hove City Council gave planning permission for a ÂŁ290 million development designed by
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Originally a fishing village surrounded by open farmland, it grew rapidly in the 19th century in response to the development of its eastern neighbour Brighton; by the
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adorns a period plaster ceiling. The Manor is currently serving as a pub-restaurant and whilst it was once on open downland, it is now surrounded by the 20th-century
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runs along Kingsway, forming the main seafront road in Hove. The A270 Old Shoreham Road, another major westâeast route further north, was originally part of the
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opened with the name Dyke Junction Halt on 3 September 1905, taking the name Aldrington Halt from 17 June 1932 when the platforms were resited and rebuilt.
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A Tour Thro' the Whole Island of Great Britain: Letter III
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served the poorer areas around Sackville Road from 1883;
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List of demolished places of worship in Brighton and Hove
4940:"Information on Hackney carriage and private hire taxis"
2878:"National Statistics â Neighbourhood statistics by ward"
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from a wide area since 1994, when it was rededicated as
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but was in ruins by the 1830s, when it was rebuilt in a
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with live bus times, car parks, and further information
5000:"Jonathan Bailey cover Man About Town 2020, Chapter II"
4650:"The Coastliner 700, your sunshine service to the sea!"
4054:"Plans to convert derelict church into surgery back on"
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2641:(1925â2011), English-born Canadian artist and educator.
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5205:The Diocese of Arundel & Brighton (2016).
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4381:. The Architects' Journal. 10 November 2008.
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3473:Graves, Kieran; Drake, Matt (18 April 2022).
2716:Grade I listed buildings in Brighton and Hove
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2164:Brighton Hove & Sussex Sixth Form College
1743:two pairs of leg-irons interlaced argent; 3.
1720:official heraldic description is "Tierced in
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1954:, became the parish church of Hove in 1892.
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1916:opened on the Brunswick estate in 1828.
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3556:Skelton, Tim; Gliddon, Gerald (2008).
3372:from the original on 27 September 2013
1914:A second church dedicated to St Andrew
1792:William de Warenne, 1st Earl of Surrey
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27:Seaside resort in East Sussex, England
6686:List of civil parishes in East Sussex
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6007:Brighton & Hove Greyhound Stadium
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3264:from the original on 10 December 2015
2731:List of people from Brighton and Hove
2651:Mary-Belle Kirschner (Belle Delphine)
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523:word meaning "hall", "sanctuary" or "
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5235:Brighton & Hove official website
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3634:from the original on 23 January 2021
3620:. London: Bodley Head. p. 182.
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1607:Public services in Brighton and Hove
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631:Northern parts of Hove are built on
39:City of Brighton and Hove in England
5169:. Chichester: Phillimore & Co.
4970:"Taxi ranks in Brighton & Hove"
3757:from the original on 23 August 2020
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3665:from the original on 17 August 2019
3617:First to Fight: The Polish War 1939
3591:www.royalnavyresearcharchive.org.uk
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515:Old spellings of Hove include Hou (
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5030:Brighton & Hove names on buses
4896:from the original on 23 March 2023
4690:from the original on 23 March 2023
4630:from the original on 30 March 2023
4600:from the original on 4 August 2023
4558:from the original on 7 August 2022
3995:National Heritage List for England
3893:from the original on 6 August 2016
3535:National Heritage List for England
2934:from the original on 10 March 2016
2006:) lived in the area. A secondhand
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1286:Regency and Victorian developments
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5909:Brighton & Hove Albion W.F.C.
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5110:The New Encyclopaedia of Brighton
4980:from the original on 30 June 2016
4950:from the original on 16 June 2016
4385:from the original on 6 March 2016
4070:from the original on 28 June 2015
4052:Yeomans, Emma (16 January 2015).
3937:from the original on 6 March 2016
3852:from the original on 9 March 2016
3727:from the original on 27 July 2020
3721:discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk
2845:Victoria County History of Sussex
2430:to the west, with connections to
1947:Bishop Hannington Memorial Church
1821:), built on the site of a former
1676:. The corporation consisted of a
1540:On 22 September 1939, the second
1223:is a well-preserved 16th-century
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4836:from the original on 3 June 2023
4495:from the original on 18 May 2022
4485:"Highway search information map"
4130:from the original on 27 May 2024
3799:from the original on 24 May 2019
3653:Spicer, Graham (29 April 2005).
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2693:Anthony Trafford, Baron Trafford
2207:Until 1997 Hove was home to the
1570:Commander-in-Chief of the Armies
1542:Anglo-French Supreme War Council
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1234:for Richard Bel(l)ingham, twice
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5455:Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra
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2209:Brighton & Hove Albion F.C.
2150:Cardinal Newman Catholic School
2112:1981 as a chapel for the local
2094:Pope Shenouda III of Alexandria
1868:Church of England parish church
1707:
1526:(RNVR) and was given the title
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4974:Brighton and Hove City Council
4944:Brighton and Hove City Council
4489:Brighton and Hove City Council
3753:. East Sussex County Council.
3587:"A History of HMS King Alfred"
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2741:Hove Borough Council elections
2599:(1822â1903), Italian composer.
2405:and Hollingbury and the 49 to
2385:estates in Brighton, the 6 to
2302:Transport in Brighton and Hove
1702:Brighton and Hove City Council
1460:designed by eminent architect
577:). The present pronunciation (
120:Beach huts, the rooftops, the
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6027:Brighton Rockers Roller Derby
5052:"Brighton and Hove people: P"
3530:"Hove War Memorial (1187556)"
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900:" (Marine West Coast Climate/
896:subtype for this climate is "
894:KĂśppen Climate Classification
600:) "is comparatively recent".
6734:Parliamentary constituencies
6062:Demolished places of worship
5240:Official City Transport site
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2090:St Mary and St Abraam Church
1524:Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve
1161:Fossilised remains from the
877:5,896 acres (2,386 ha)
858:3,953 acres (1,600 ha)
845:4,010 acres (1,620 ha)
816:785.5 acres (317.9 ha)
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5797:Auto rickshaws (TucTuc Ltd)
5150:. Worthing: Optimus Books.
5146:Elleray, D. Robert (2004).
2709:
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2198:County Cricket Ground, Hove
2028:Holland Road Baptist Church
1950:Grade I-listed building by
1552:and the Foreign Secretary,
1358:County Cricket Ground, Hove
1210:Middle Ages and Renaissance
1188:Hove Museum and Art Gallery
1100:Average precipitation days
1030:Mean daily minimum °C (°F)
960:Mean daily maximum °C (°F)
665:mean height above sea level
180:OS grid reference
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6779:Grade II* listed buildings
6072:Grade II* listed buildings
6052:Buildings and architecture
5253:Map of Brighton & Hove
3789:"The great Tesco takeover"
3687:Salzman, L F, ed. (1940).
3562:Frances Lincoln Publishers
3453:www.robertgravesreview.org
3401:"The Hove Club - About Us"
2513:Aldrington railway station
2448:King Alfred Leisure Centre
2373:, the 5, 5A and 5B to the
2299:
2194:Sussex County Cricket Club
2086:Coptic Orthodox Christians
1959:Church of the Sacred Heart
1932:in central Hove in 1864.
1848:
1604:
1486:
1350:Sussex County Cricket Club
1178:During building work near
1143:
911:Climate data for Hove, UK
910:
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832:1,594 acres (645 ha)
806:Extent of original parish
778:
495:, the borough merged with
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6527:City of Brighton and Hove
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6108:Cemeteries and crematoria
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5495:Sussex Symphony Orchestra
5480:London to Brighton events
5470:Brighton Science Festival
5422:
5414:Babes in the Wood murders
5378:
5307:
4090:"Hove â The Sacred Heart"
3723:. The National Archives.
3558:Lutyens and the Great War
3430:The Hove Club: Contact Us
3205:Retrieved on 9 July 2013.
2763:The Place-Names of Sussex
2528:Brighton and Dyke Railway
2517:Portslade railway station
2125:Hove Museum of Creativity
2120:Hove Museum of Creativity
1963:St Mary Magdalen's Church
1952:John Loughborough Pearson
1840:Landmarks and attractions
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6067:Grade I listed buildings
5965:Brighton & Hove C.C.
5184:Middleton, Judy (2002).
5165:Middleton, Judy (1979).
5148:Sussex Places of Worship
4890:Govia Thameslink Railway
4860:Govia Thameslink Railway
4830:Govia Thameslink Railway
4405:"Hove Promenade parkrun"
3435:10 November 2013 at the
3366:"Federick Dale Banister"
2561:
2469:Southdown Motor Services
2387:Brighton railway station
2329:
2146:Blatchington Mill School
2072:meet in Aldrington at a
1770:and the leg-shackles of
1562:Prime Minister of France
835:Aldrington parish added
803:778 acres (315 ha)
604:Geography and topography
531:barrow near the present
5460:Brighton Photo Biennial
5220:A Short History of Hove
5081:Body, Geoffrey (1984).
4542:"Hove centre bus stops"
4448:, 3 August 1999; p. 24.
3958:, Vol. 12, pp. 151â152.
3925:Victoria County History
3881:Victoria County History
3840:Victoria County History
2922:Victoria County History
2766:(1914) by R.G. Roberts.
2667:Charles Stewart Parnell
2635:(1882â1963), cricketer.
2611:(1786â1834), architect.
2250:St. Anne's Well Gardens
2140:School. There are four
2060:Hounsom Memorial Church
1601:Governance and politics
1576:. Also present was Sir
1449:. Another resident, DJ
1392:Charles Stewart Parnell
1152:History and development
864:Victoria County History
761:Marquess of Abergavenny
527:", in reference to the
493:local government reform
6850:Beaches of East Sussex
6824:Long Man of Wilmington
5762:Brighton railway works
5695:London Road (Brighton)
5445:Brighton Half Marathon
5259:Brighton and Hove News
4771:, Vol. 2, pp. 104â107.
4516:, Vol. 2, pp. 119â120.
4474:, 24 March 1995, p. 6.
4435:The light young things
4096:. 2011. Archived from
3931:British History Online
3887:British History Online
3846:British History Online
3282:Defoe, Daniel (1724).
2928:British History Online
2807:50.839433°N 0.173735°W
2705:, house and techno DJ.
2493:
2342:
2241:
2236:Southward view across
2056:United Reformed Church
2047:
1898:at Hangleton, lightly
1882:churches were built.
1871:
1836:
1652:. Finally in 1898 the
1650:Urban District Council
1632:
1616:
1484:
1384:Duchess of Marlborough
1354:Royal Brunswick Ground
1236:High Sheriff of Sussex
628:
613:
284:Postcode district
214:Ceremonial county
196:Unitary authority
6534:Boroughs or districts
6206:Bear Road/Coombe Road
6174:Brighton Parks Police
6148:St Ann's Well Gardens
6118:Brighton Flint Grotto
5970:County Cricket Ground
5475:Brighton Speed Trials
5218:Willy, Frank (1978).
5131:. London: Routledge.
5127:Dale, Antony (1989).
5108:Collis, Rose (2010).
5032:. history.buses.co.uk
5026:"837 Margaret Powell"
4759:, Vol. 13, pp. 83â84.
4723:, Vol. 14, pp. 24â26.
4461:, 2 March 2003, p. 4.
4240:, Vol. 12, pp. 76â77.
4151:, Vol. 12, pp. 77â78.
4064:Newsquest Media Group
3751:www.eastsussex.gov.uk
3368:. GracesGuide.co.uk.
3355:, Vol. 12, pp. 24â25.
3191:. Weatherbase. 2013.
2777:St Ann's Well Gardens
2491:
2337:
2256:which is currently a
2235:
2176:Hove has a number of
2114:Society of Dependants
2106:Seventh-day Adventist
2041:
2012:Hove Methodist Church
1974:was opened in 1915.
1924:in 1852, followed by
1918:St John the Baptist's
1862:
1831:
1774:refer to the ancient
1656:of Hove received its
1627:
1614:
1479:
757:St Ann's Well Gardens
686:county cricket ground
619:
611:
460:, England. Alongside
32:Hove (disambiguation)
6870:Towns in East Sussex
5924:Saltdean United F.C.
5914:Brighton United F.C.
5386:Battle of Lewes Road
4711:, Vol. 2, pp. 22â23.
4276:, Vol. 1, pp. 40â41.
4252:, Vol. 7, pp. 72â73.
4228:, Vol. 3, pp. 72â73.
4199:, Vol. 9, pp. 35â36.
3933:. pp. 275â276.
3889:. pp. 242â244.
3848:. pp. 277â281.
3795:. 8 September 2003.
3659:www.culture24.org.uk
3564:. pp. 75, 169.
3083:, Vol. 7, pp. 80â81.
3035:, Vol. 4, pp. 34â36.
2930:. pp. 265â268.
2812:50.839433; -0.173735
2509:Hove railway station
2473:National Bus Company
1668:along with parts of
1503:national remembrance
1144:Source: Weatherbase
727:Goldstone Waterworks
637:White Chalk Subgroup
264:Sovereign state
126:Sussex County Ground
49:of Brighton and Hove
30:For other uses, see
6784:Scheduled monuments
6572:(cities in italics)
6522:Unitary authorities
6321:New England Quarter
6168:William Clarke Park
6022:Brighton Racecourse
5772:London Road Viaduct
5430:Artists Open Houses
5409:Grand Hotel bombing
5315:Borough of Brighton
5245:3 July 2014 at the
4329:on 14 February 2013
4100:on 24 February 2018
2803: /
2687:Howard Kemp Prossor
2663:(1861â1918), boxer.
2605:(born 1988), actor.
2347:Brighton & Hove
2070:Jehovah's Witnesses
1928:nearby in 1858 and
1798:at the time of the
1747:or and azure three
1688:, elected from ten
1631:, completed in 1974
1620:Former Hove borough
1558:Minister of Defence
1550:Neville Chamberlain
765:Great storm of 1987
690:Great Storm of 1703
405: /
6658:St Leonards-on-Sea
6514:East Sussex Portal
6133:Old Steine Gardens
6123:East Brighton Park
6113:Conservation areas
5767:Cliftonville Curve
5586:Hove and Portslade
4856:"Aldrington (AGT)"
4440:8 May 2014 at the
4288:, Vol. 15, p. 193.
4264:, Vol. 12, p. 161.
4018:, Vol. 12, p. 153.
3975:, Vol. 12, p. 103.
3258:"THE SUSSEX COAST"
2828:Radiocarbon dating
2655:Internet celebrity
2556:Brighton main line
2552:Cliftonville Curve
2498:West Coastway line
2494:
2343:
2254:King Alfred Centre
2242:
2144:serving the area:
2078:non-denominational
2066:The Salvation Army
2048:
2044:Congregationalists
1884:St Andrew's Church
1872:
1837:
1633:
1617:
1485:
1365:Frederick Banister
1339:St Andrew's Church
1328:St Andrew's Church
1302:Saint Andrew's Day
1216:St Andrew's Church
1157:Pre-Roman evidence
710:northern wheatears
641:Woolwich Formation
635:beds, part of the
629:
614:
511:Name and etymology
409:50.8352°N 0.1758°W
350:UK Parliament
296:Dialling code
6855:Brighton and Hove
6832:
6831:
6804:South Coast Plain
6570:Major settlements
6497:Ceremonial county
6462:
6461:
6411:West Blatchington
6351:Portslade Village
6101:Parks and gardens
6057:Places of worship
6040:
6039:
5825:
5824:
5785:
5784:
5777:Lovers Walk depot
5731:Holland Road Halt
5573:Brighton Pavilion
5450:Brighton Marathon
5435:Brighton Festival
5301:Brighton and Hove
5167:A History of Hove
5129:Brighton Churches
5119:978-0-9564664-0-2
5092:978-0-85059-664-9
4917:, pp. 54â55.
4886:"Portslade (PLD)"
4815:, pp. 31â32.
4747:, Vol. 2, p. 107.
4735:, Vol. 2, p. 105.
4579:, Vol. 2, p. 106.
4528:, Vol. 11, p. 32.
4120:"Hove â St Peter"
4042:, Vol. 12, p. 36.
4030:, Vol. 12, p. 21.
3331:, Vol. 13, p. 44.
3189:"Weatherbase.com"
3110:, Vol. 14, p. 28.
3095:, Vol. 13, p. 82.
3071:, Vol. 14, p. 23.
3023:, pp. 10â11.
2748:Explanatory notes
2671:Irish Nationalist
2645:Richard Jefferies
2620:Rear Admiral Sir
2591:Notable residents
2502:Holland Road Halt
2306:Hove has several
2188:Sport and leisure
2168:further education
2142:secondary schools
1992:Methodist Circuit
1972:St Peter's Church
1970:-style red-brick
1904:St Peter's Church
1896:St Helen's Church
1845:Places of worship
1794:held land in the
1772:Leonard of Noblac
1670:West Blatchington
1654:Municipal Borough
1578:Alexander Cadogan
1495:Sir Edwin Lutyens
1489:Hove War Memorial
1481:Hove War Memorial
1466:John Wells-Thorpe
1462:Alfred Waterhouse
1447:Heather McCartney
1410:Twentieth century
1388:Winston Churchill
1148:
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885:
884:
719:West Blatchington
645:Reading Formation
501:unitary authority
470:Brighton and Hove
424:
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204:Brighton and Hove
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6789:Lord Lieutenants
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6346:Portslade-by-Sea
6012:Withdean Stadium
5934:Goldstone Ground
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5500:The Great Escape
5330:Brighton in film
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5264:Brighton history
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2568:Hackney carriage
2444:National Express
2420:Stagecoach South
2290:Laurence Olivier
2283:"Hove, actually"
2213:Goldstone Ground
2154:Hove Park School
2111:
2102:Elim Pentecostal
1566:Ădouard Daladier
1514:Second World War
1313:Brunswick estate
1246:housing estate.
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5521:Local elections
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