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I grew up living in Bevendean Crescent. We called the area Higher Bevendean. We got very uppity if someone called it Moulsecoomb
When I worked at ESCC, we were involved in planning and delivering the new station next to what was then Brighton Polytechnic. We were amazed when British Rail announced their intention to call the station Moulsecoomb. If a locality name had to be chosen, it should have been Hollingdean. The only thing you can say in support of Moulsecoomb, is that they did at least manage to spell it right.I would say you are correct, St Andrew's church is in Hillside and that has always been known as St Andrews Moulsecoomb.
When I was a kid I had a friend that lived in Hillside, this was further up the road from the church and not far from the pub, he always said he lived in Bevendean.
I wouldn't say that Moulscoomb station is in Moulsecoomb.
I would say you are correct, St Andrew's church is in Hillside and that has always been known as St Andrews Moulsecoomb.
When I was a kid I had a friend that lived in Hillside, this was further up the road from the church and not far from the pub, he always said he lived in Bevendean.
I wouldn't say that Moulscoomb station is in Moulsecoomb.
When I worked at ESCC, we were involved in planning and delivering the new station next to what was then Brighton Polytechnic. We were amazed when British Rail announced their intention to call the station Moulsecoomb. If a locality name had to be chosen, it should have been Hollingdean. The only thing you can say in support of Moulsecoomb, is that they did at least manage to spell it right.
...until the train onboard female recorded announcer pronounces it a cringe inducing, 'Moollskooom...' (phonetic attempt(?))