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Up here in the Northern heights of Sussex we have a very active and organised food bank. Also, the donations boxes in our local supermarkets are usually well filled. It is a pity that they are needed.

Donate a modest monthly sum by standing order to a couple of medical charities and always drop a little something into the foodbank when in the supermarket.

Perfect 10 - The Beautiful South

Went several times late 'noughties with our two daughters when they were younger. Both now young adults and often ask if we can go back there again :) Probably even more awesome now, worth splashing out and staying in one of the hotels in the park. A lot of "...how do they do that" moments....."

Rush - The spirit of radio

Tesco already have a large store at the bottom of the town plus a Little Tesco near the secondary school. Also has two McDonald's if you include the one on the by pass plus a magnificent range of charity shops for bargain hunters....

Saw Madness at the Centre, or possibly Top Rank, in the late 90's/early noughties just before Christmas. It was one of those "..got a spare ticket if you are interested...." gigs as they were not one of the bands who I was really interested in seeing. Being Christmas the audience were very...

All the young dudes - Mott The Hoople

......Back in '69

Chigley because of the train

Big Country - Over The Hills And Far Away

Up The Junction - Squeeze

Memories of trips to Camber Sands and stops on the way home for a Coca Cola and crisps, only plain or cheese and onions in those days. Usual pub stops were the Cherry Tree near Ticehurst, or the (long demolished) Rock Robin by Wadhurst Station.

Extend the magnificent Volks railway :)

Rupert The Bear - Jackie Lee

England Swings - Roger Miller

Living After Midnight - Judas Priest

Son-Of-A Preacher Man - Dusty Springfield

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