- west of Singleton. The
parishes include the
hamlets of
Binderton and
Chilgrove. The
civil parish has a land area of 6,136
acres (2,483 ha). The 2001...
-
Burgess Hill, Burpham, Bury,
Byworth Charlton, Chichester, Chidham,
Chilgrove, Chithurst,
Church Norton, Clapham, Climping, ****ing,
Codmore Hill, Coldwaltham...
-
Little London. Key
highlights are
Roman Bath House,
Jupiter Stone and
Chilgrove Mosaic. In May 2013
Chichester hosted the
Chichester Street Art Festival...
-
acres (659 ha). The parish's
western boundary is just west of the river.
Chilgrove Drive, a
continuation of Aves ditch,
forms part of the parish's eastern...
- with fine wine"
whilst working as a
waitress in The
White Horse Inn,
Chilgrove as a
teenager and
decided she
wanted to "make a
living in the industry"...
-
Artillery Ground between a team from
Charlton and
another from
Westdean and
Chilgrove in Sus****
spilled over into the
following day
after it was interrupted...
-
Lavant in the
valley of the
River Lavant, to the
north are East
Marden and
Chilgrove. Bow Hill is the
highest point on a north-to-south
running and steep-sided...
- down
within a
short period of his appointment, and he died at his seat,
Chilgrove, near Chichester, on 23
October 1873.
Wickens married, in 1845, Harriet...
- PastScape).
Chilgrove Chilgrove SU83441244
Historic England. "
Chilgrove 1 (246688)".
Research records (formerly PastScape).
Chilgrove Chilgrove SU84121362...
- ISBN 0-85033-240-0. Down, Alec (1978). "Roman Sus****:
Chichester and the
Chilgrove Valley". In Drewett,
Peter (ed.).
Archaeology in Sus**** to AD 1500: essays...
