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These are our most usual venues- click a link below to a bookmark on this page, for details. All Saints ChurchThe Drive, Hove, East Sussex
 St Andrew (Old Church), Hove
Church Rd,
Hove
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Danny lies off the road connecting Hurstpierpoint and Hassocks, the B2116. |
Coming from London on M23/A23, take the turn-out marked to Hurstpierpoint and Hickstead Show-Ground. Go through Sayers Common to the traffic-lights at Albourne, where you turn left onto the B2116. Follow this road right through the village, and turn right into NEW WAY LANE, where the B2116 bears left. A couple of hundred yards down on the right is the drive to the house,clearly marked by a finger-post. From Brighton, take A23>A273 to the traffic-lights at Stone Pound crossroads, and there turn left onto B2116 (Hurstpierpoint). New Way Lane is rather more than half-a-mile further on your left, where the main road bears right. |
In the South Lanes
In Kemptown, half a mile to the east of central Brighton
Wheelchair access
IS available.
600m from Preston Park railway station
Talbot Terrace is connected to Offham Road/White Hill by steps. Heide
suggests parking in "The Avenue"- the hall is at the
cul-de-sac end of Talbot Terrace.
Lancaster Street / Abinger Place, Lewes
Lancing College, Lancing
h of St Mary de Haura
St Mary's Church
At the crossroads of St. James' Street and Upper/Lower Rock Gardens
HOW TO GET TO ST. MARY'S If arriving in Brighton BY TRAIN, Buses 7 (Brighton
Marina), 7A (Bristol Estate) or 14C (Peacehaven) to Rock Gardens (St. Mary's
Church).
From the centre of town Western Road/Churchill Square buses Nos. 1 (Whitehawk)
and 2/2A (Woodingdean)also bring you to the church.
d all
Angels Church,
600m from Brighton railway Station
Wheelchair
access. Wheelchairs are frequently helped in, but you do need to phone ahead to
arrange -
The Parish and Priory church of Arundel
"We
do have wheelchair access, there is a sloping path from the right of our porch
into the choir vestry - the door of which we shall make sure is unlocked for
that evening."
"The Church in the middle of the road" opposite (east of) Brighton Pavilion.
Half a kilometre walk from Brighton Railway station
Wheelchair access
IS available.
Roedean Way, Brighton, BN2 5RQ
