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estates in the middle, and a layer of council housing round the edge backing on to the open Downs. There was also a small industrial estate at the north-western end, just off Falmer Road next to the North Woodingdean Estate. The main buildings were the Jaycee Furniture factory and Sunblest Bakery, closed in the 1990s and demolished in 2002.
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The area was extensively developed during the 1950s and 1960s when most of the roads in the north-eastern and southern ends of the village were built, including North Woodingdean and South Woodingdean Council estates, which give Woodingdean its distinctive layout - a kidney shaped suburb with private
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which had formerly been used for sheep-farming. These were sold by developers (often but not exclusively to returning soldiers) and most were originally smallholdings, e.g. poultry farms.
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The earliest buildings in Woodingdean, apart from scattered farm buildings, were those of the former workhouse school in Warren Road, now the site of the
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and to north there are walks from Upper Bevendean Farm to Falmer Hill. To the east of the Falmer Road there are walks to
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The junction of Ravenswood Drive and Cowley Drive, showing the proximity of the open countryside of the South Downs.
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Mercer, Peter, "The Hunns Mere Pit the story of Woodingdean and Balsdean." The Book Guild Ltd. Lewes (1993)
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Mercer, Peter, "The Hunns Mere Way the Untold Story of Woodingdean". SB Publications, Seaford. (2010)
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A freedom to roam Guide to the Brighton Downs : from Shoreham to Newhaven and Beeding to Lewes
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barrows on the top of the hill just south of the bridleway fence line. The Bostle valley slope (
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and the number of pleasant walks there are to do in the area. To the west it is a short walk to
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in the northern part of the parish of Rottingdean. It consisted of plots of land on the
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The most notable thing about Woodingdean is its incredible views to the south over the
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The development of the present residential area very much mirrors that of neighbouring
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Footpath above East Brighton Golf Course leading to Warren Avenue, Woodingdean
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Woodingdean in its present form began to grow up after the
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turf, just south of the barrow field. To the northeast is
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To the south of Warren Road, past Nuffield Hospital is
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Woodingdean and Happy Valley seen from Ovingdean Road
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Woodingdean is located in East Sussex
East Sussex
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Brighton and Hove
Ceremonial county
East Sussex
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South East
Country
England
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Post town
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Sussex
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East Sussex
Ambulance
South East Coast
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Brighton, Kemptown
UK
England
East Sussex
50°50′10″N 0°04′12″W / 50.836°N 0.07°W / 50.836; -0.07
Brighton and Hove
East Sussex

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