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St Martin in the Bull Ring; St Martin; Bullring; Birmingham; West Midlands; England; United Kingdom; Warwickshire; streetscape;

Aber Waterfall; Abergwyngregyn; Wales;

South Gloucestershire; Cotswolds; Doynton; village; linear character; Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty; greenbelt; Domesday Book; conservation area; cotswold stone; blind corner; traffic mirror;

South Gloucestershire; Cotswolds; Doynton; village; linear character; Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty; greenbelt; Domesday Book; conservation area; cotswold stone; Doynton House; grade II-listed; pedestrian gate; small gate; entrance gate;

Ruined castle; Llangoed; Anglesey; Wales; view through window;

Ruined castle, near Llangoed, Anglesey, Wales, view through window

South Gloucestershire; Cotswolds; Doynton; village; linear character; Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty; greenbelt; Domesday Book; conservation area; cotswold stone; wall; weeds;

streetscape; Bristol; Gloucestershire; city; port; floating harbour; Brunel; Isambard Kingdom Brunel; Merchant Tailor's Guild; former Guildhall; Coat of Arms; door hood; Tailor's Court; Broad Street;

Merchant Tailor's Guild (site of former Guildhall), Coat of Arms in door hood, Tailor's Court. Broad Street, Bristol

Tom Tower; Christ Church College; Oxford; University;

Typical Sussex/Kent cottage; Half tiled; village; cottage; Mountfield; East Sussex; Sussex/Kent;

Queen's College; Oxford; from Christ Church College; grounds; University;

Queen's College, Oxford from Christ Church College grounds

Typical Sussex/Kent cottage; Half timbered; village; cottage; Mountfield; East Sussex; Sussex/Kent;

Bristol; Gloucestershire; city; port; St Mary Redcliffe; Anglican parish church; church; gothic architecture; Grade 1 listed building; spire;

St Mary Redcliffe is an Anglican parish church located in the Redcliffe district of the English port city of Bristol, close to the city centre. Constructed from the 12th to the 15th centuries, the church is a Grade 1 listed building, renowned for the beauty of its Gothic architecture, having been described by Queen Elizabeth I as "the fairest, goodliest, and most famous parish church in England." The 292 ft (89 m) spire is the third tallest of England's parish churches. It is the tallest building in Bristol.

Typical wooden Sussex barn; cottage; Mountfield; East Sussex; Sussex/Kent;

Typical Sussex/Kent cottage; Half tiled; Half timbered; village; cottage; Mountfield; East Sussex; Sussex/Kent;

Magdalen College; Oxford; from Christ Church College; grounds; University;

Magdalen College, Oxford from Christ Church College grounds

A85; Oban; Tyndrum; Scotland; road; river; valley; mountains; pine trees;

A85 to Oban, past Tyndrum, Scotland; moors

Foyer; entrance way; tiled relief; Edward Everard Building; 37 Broad Street; streetscape; Bristol; Gloucestershire; city; port; floating harbour; Brunel; Isambard Kingdom Brunel; Art Nouveau; Henry Williams; 1901; Printing works; Doulton Carrara ware; tiled facade; Gutenburg; William Morris; the spirit of literature; female figure symbolising Light and Truth; female figure; Light and Truth;

Foyer Edward Everard building

Stac na Morain; Isle of Luing; Scotland; coast; cliff; sea; loch; erosion; costal erosion; slate;

Near Stac na Morain, Isle of Luing, Scotland

Bristol; Gloucestershire; city; port; St Mary Redcliffe; Anglican parish church; church; gothic architecture; Grade 1 listed building; spire;

St Mary Redcliffe is an Anglican parish church located in the Redcliffe district of the English port city of Bristol, close to the city centre. Constructed from the 12th to the 15th centuries, the church is a Grade 1 listed building, renowned for the beauty of its Gothic architecture, having been described by Queen Elizabeth I as "the fairest, goodliest, and most famous parish church in England." The 292 ft (89 m) spire is the third tallest of England's parish churches. It is the tallest building in Bristol.

Edward Jenner Museum; Edward Jenner; Museum; vaccination; smallpox; Berkeley; Gloucestershire;

University College; Oxford; from Christ Church College; grounds; University;

University College, Oxford from Christ Church College grounds

Hastings; East Sussex; south coast; England; Bonfire night; bonfire celebrations; Hastings Borough Bonfire Society; Battle of Hastings; November 5th; gunpowder plot; Guy Fawkes; parade; Sussex Bonfire Societies; effigy; fireworks; bonfire;

Hastings Borough Bonfire Society exists to uphold the Sussex tradition of celebrating the thwarting of the Gunpowder Plot November 5th 1605 with a bonfire, procession and fireworks. This was an attempt to blow up King and Parliament by Guy Fawkes and friends. Hastings Bonfire Night is held on the nearest Saturday to October 14th (Battle of Hastings Day). So it also celebrates the battle.

Hastings; East Sussex; south coast; England; Bonfire night; bonfire celebrations; Hastings Borough Bonfire Society; Battle of Hastings; November 5th; gunpowder plot; Guy Fawkes; parade; Sussex Bonfire Societies; effigy; fireworks; bonfire;

Hastings Borough Bonfire Society exists to uphold the Sussex tradition of celebrating the thwarting of the Gunpowder Plot November 5th 1605 with a bonfire, procession and fireworks. This was an attempt to blow up King and Parliament by Guy Fawkes and friends. Hastings Bonfire Night is held on the nearest Saturday to October 14th (Battle of Hastings Day). So it also celebrates the battle.

stained glass window; stained glass; window; St Mary's church; church, Berkeley; Gloucestershire; Rev Johnathan Lett Stackhouse;

Hastings; East Sussex; south coast; England; Bonfire night; bonfire celebrations; Hastings Borough Bonfire Society; Battle of Hastings; November 5th; gunpowder plot; Guy Fawkes; parade; Sussex Bonfire Societies; effigy; fireworks; bonfire;

Hastings Borough Bonfire Society exists to uphold the Sussex tradition of celebrating the thwarting of the Gunpowder Plot November 5th 1605 with a bonfire, procession and fireworks. This was an attempt to blow up King and Parliament by Guy Fawkes and friends. Hastings Bonfire Night is held on the nearest Saturday to October 14th (Battle of Hastings Day). So it also celebrates the battle.

Lewis Carroll's house; Oxford; from Christ Church College; grounds; University;

Lewis Carroll's house

place of prayer; Christian pilgrimage; Gloucester Cathedral; cathedral

Black point; Anglesey; Menai Strait; North Wales Coast

Beckett stained glass window; Oxford; Christ Church Cathedral; University; stained glass window; Cathedral;

Beckett stained glass window (1320) , Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford

Isle of Lunga; Treshnish Isle; Mull; Scotland; MV Hoy Lass; sea; loch;

Isle of Lunga, Treshnish Isles, off Mull, Scotland from MV Hoy Lass

Aber Waterfall; Abergwyngregyn; waterfall; view from next to waterfall; Wales, North Wales Coast;

Beckett stained glass window; Oxford; Christ Church Cathedral; University; stained glass window;

Custom House; Queen Square; Bristol; Gloucestershire; city; port;

Queen Square is a 2.4 ha garden square in the centre of Bristol was originally a fashionable residential address, but now most of the buildings are in office use. The site on which the Square was built lay outside Bristol's city walls and was known as the Town Marsh. The Square was planned in 1699 and building finished in 1727. It was named in honour of Queen Anne. The north side and much of the west were destroyed in the Bristol Riots of 1831 and rebuilt. Many of the buildings now have listed building status. In 1937 the Inner Circuit Road was driven diagonally across the Square but in 2000 it was removed and the open space restored.

St John's Gate; Broad Street; streetscape; Bristol; Gloucestershire; city; port; floating harbour; Brunel; Isambard Kingdom Brunel; St John's Arch; Medieval gateway; city wall; Church of St John the Baptist; Brennus; Belinus; , coats of arms of the City of Bristol; coats of arms Walter Frampton;

St John's Gate, Broad Street Bristol

Main Hall; Christ Church college; Oxford; Harry Potter location;

Main Hall; Christ Church college; Oxford; Harry Potter location;

The Fire House; Anchor Square; Bristol; Gloucestershire; city; port; floating harbour; Brunel; Isambard Kingdom Brunel;

Battle Abbey; night; town centre; gatehouse;

Battle Abbey at night

Battle; town centre; Pilgrims Rest; night;

Pilgrims Rest, Battle, East Sussex

Clachan Bridge; Bridge over the Atlantic; Seil Island; Scotland;

"Bridge over the Atlantic"

Battle Abbey; night; tail lights;

Part of Battle Abbey from town centre

Bristol; Gloucestershire; city; port; floating harbour; Brunel; Isambard Kingdom Brunel; Sphere shaped Planetarium; Planetarium; Millennium Square;

Church of St Mary the Virgin; Battle; Church; night; gravestones;

Church of St Mary the Virgin, Battle

Clachan Bridge; Bridge over the Atlantic; Seil Island; Scotland;

Seil Island

Clachan Bridge; Bridge over the Atlantic; Seil Island; Scotland, Tigh-an-Truish Inn; White walls; inn; pub; public house; restaurant;

Tigh-an-Truish Inn

moorland; Argyll; Scotland; Barrancalltunn; gorse;

The moors near Barrancalltunn, Argyll, Scotland

Travelling Electric cranes; harbour cranes; built by Stothert and Pitt; Princes Wharf; Harbourside; Bristol; Gloucestershire; city; port; floating harbour; Brunel; Isambard Kingdom Brunel;

Travelling Electric cranes built by Stothert and Pitt, Princes Wharf, Harbourside, Bristol

Isle of Man; Port Erin; Calf of Man; Calf Sound:

Isle of Man; Port Erin; Bradda Head;

Isle of Man; Port Erin; Bradda Head;

Black Country Living Museum; Dudley; West Midlands; England; United Kingdom; Black Country; Industry; industrial England; nineteenth century; early twentieth century; 19th century; early 20th century; built as Providence Church in 1837; Methodist chapel; affiliated to the Methodist New Connexion;

South Gloucestershire; Cotswolds; Doynton; village; linear character; Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty; greenbelt; Domesday Book; conservation area; cotswold stone; farm house; B&B; bed & breakfast; Wilkes Farm; 17th century farm house;

South Gloucestershire; Cotswolds; Doynton; village; linear character; Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty; greenbelt; Domesday Book; conservation area; cotswold stone; farm house; B&B; bed & breakfast; Wilkes Farm; 17th century farm house;

South Gloucestershire; Cotswolds; Doynton; village; linear character; Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty; greenbelt; Domesday Book; conservation area; cotswold stone; farm house; B&B; bed & breakfast; Wilkes Farm; 17th century farm house;

South Gloucestershire; Cotswolds; Doynton; village; linear character; Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty; greenbelt; Domesday Book; conservation area; cotswold stone; farm house; B&B; bed & breakfast; Wilkes Farm; 17th century farm house;

South Gloucestershire; Cotswolds; Doynton; village; linear character; Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty; greenbelt; Domesday Book; conservation area; cotswold stone; farm house; B&B; bed & breakfast; Wilkes Farm; 17th century farm house;

streetscape; Bristol; Gloucestershire; city; port; floating harbour; Brunel; Isambard Kingdom Brunel; Foster's Almshouse; founded in 1483; Colston Street; Lord Mayor;

Foster's Almshouse founded in 1483, Colston Street, Bristol

Church; church tower; church clock; yew tree; graveyard; 12th century; Norman architecture; Mountfield; East Sussex; Parish church; Battle; Battle of Hastings; 1066; 1066 country;

All Saints Church, Mountfield, East Sussex was destroyed in the aftermath of the Battle of Hastings in 1066 and rebuilt between 1180 and 1200. The church is essentially, a Norman building. The chancel and nave were built first, (c1107-1124), followed by the tower (c1180-1200). Some of the original windows survive, others were inserted in the 13th, 14th and 15th centuries. Of particular note is the large Norman font (the second largest in Sussex) with 16th century decoration. The paintings on the chancel wall range from form the 12th to the 16th centuries.

streetscape; Bristol; Gloucestershire; city; port; floating harbour; Brunel; Isambard Kingdom Brunel; 1480's Chapel; Magi; 3 Kings; based on the relics of the 3 Kings at Cologne (Koln) Cathedral; A unique dedication in the British Isles; Fosters Almshouse; Lord Mayor; Colston Street;

1480's Chapel of the 3 Kings (based on the relics of the 3 Kings at Cologne (Koln) Cathedral). A unique dedication in the British Isles, Fosters Almshouse, Colston Street, Bristol

Church; church tower; church clock; yew tree; graveyard; 12th century; Norman architecture; Mountfield; East Sussex; Parish church; Battle; Battle of Hastings; 1066; 1066 country;

All Saints Church, Mountfield, East Sussex was destroyed in the aftermath of the Battle of Hastings in 1066 and rebuilt between 1180 and 1200. The church is essentially, a Norman building. The chancel and nave were built first, (c1107-1124), followed by the tower (c1180-1200). Some of the original windows survive, others were inserted in the 13th, 14th and 15th centuries. Of particular note is the large Norman font (the second largest in Sussex) with 16th century decoration. The paintings on the chancel wall range from form the 12th to the 16th centuries.

Graveyard; remains of Church; Kilchatton; Isle of Luing;

Graveyard and remains of Church at Kilchatton, Isle of Luing

Fladda; Treshnish Isles; Mull; Scotland;

Fladda, Treshnish Isles, off Mull from MV Hoy Lass

Church; church tower; church clock; yew tree; graveyard; 12th century; Norman architecture; Mountfield; East Sussex; Parish church; Battle; Battle of Hastings; 1066; 1066 country;

All Saints Church, Mountfield, East Sussex was destroyed in the aftermath of the Battle of Hastings in 1066 and rebuilt between 1180 and 1200. The church is essentially, a Norman building. The chancel and nave were built first, (c1107-1124), followed by the tower (c1180-1200). Some of the original windows survive, others were inserted in the 13th, 14th and 15th centuries. Of particular note is the large Norman font (the second largest in Sussex) with 16th century decoration. The paintings on the chancel wall range from form the 12th to the 16th centuries.

South Gloucestershire; Cotswolds; Doynton; village; linear character; Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty; greenbelt; Domesday Book; conservation area; cotswold stone; Terraced cottages;

streetscape; Bristol; Gloucestershire; city; port; floating harbour; Brunel; Isambard Kingdom Brunel; Berkley Square garden; Berkley Square; replica of the upper section of the medieval high cross of Bristol; the original is at Stourhead in Wiltshire;

In the South East corner of the Berkley Square garden is a replica of the upper section of the medieval high cross of Bristol, the original is at Stourhead in Wiltshire

South Gloucestershire; Cotswolds; Doynton; village; linear character; Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty; greenbelt; Domesday Book; conservation area; cotswold stone; farm house; B&B; bed & breakfast; Wilkes Farm; 17th century farm house;

River Boyd; Doynton Mill; South Gloucestershire; Cotswolds; Doynton; village; linear character; Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty; greenbelt; Domesday Book; conservation area;

Aber Waterfall; Abergwyngregyn; Wales;

Camber Castle; East Sussex; England; fort; unaltered artillery fort;

Camber Castle is one of Henry VIII's Device Forts, also known as Henrician Castles, built to protect the huge Rye anchorage, approximately 2 km south of Rye and 2 km northeast of Winchelsea

Camber Castle; East Sussex; England; fort; unaltered artillery fort;

Camber Castle is one of Henry VIII's Device Forts, also known as Henrician Castles, built to protect the huge Rye anchorage, approximately 2 km south of Rye and 2 km northeast of Winchelsea

snow; falling snow; rural garden; garden fence; winter; East Sussex; Mountfield; cottage garden;

South Gloucestershire; Cotswolds; Doynton; village; linear character; Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty; greenbelt; Domesday Book; conservation area; church; parish church; Grade II listed; Saxon origins;

The Holy Trinity Church (Grade II listed) is at the centre of the village. It was largely rebuilt between 1864 and 1867 but dates back to Saxon times. Its features include 12th century herringbone masonry on the south wall, a style almost unique in this part of the country. It also features a 12th century leper window, again situated in the south wall and the 13th century Lady Chapel.

Bristol; Gloucestershire; city; port; St Mary Redcliffe; Anglican parish church; church; gothic architecture; Grade 1 listed building; spire;

St Mary Redcliffe is an Anglican parish church located in the Redcliffe district of the English port city of Bristol, close to the city centre. Constructed from the 12th to the 15th centuries, the church is a Grade 1 listed building, renowned for the beauty of its Gothic architecture, having been described by Queen Elizabeth I as "the fairest, goodliest, and most famous parish church in England." The 292 ft (89 m) spire is the third tallest of England's parish churches. It is the tallest building in Bristol.

North Haven; Skomer Island; Pembrokeshire; Wales;

South Gloucestershire; Cotswolds; Doynton; village; linear character; Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty; greenbelt; Domesday Book; conservation area; cottages; main street; cotswold stone;

Crufts 2012; Main arena; NEC; National Exhibition Centre; Birmingham; Kennel Club Good Citizen scheme; good citizen; dogs; display;

Horsey Windpump; drainage windpump; drainage windmill; Norfolk Broads; Norfolk; England; Horsey Straithe; Horsey Mere; Broads National Park; Horsey Estate; grade II listed building;

Dungeness; Romney Marsh; Kent; England; Dover Straits; sand & shingle; boardwalk; southernmost point of Kent; holidays; running to sea; children;

beach huts; shingle; Bexhill on Sea; East Sussex; sea; United Kingdom; seaside;

Dungeness; Romney Marsh; Kent; England; shipping; Dover Straits; sand & shingle; southernmost point of Kent; decaying fishing boat; old fishing boat; boat landing equipment; winch; rust; shingle landing area; Dungeness fishing fleet; RX registration number; cogs; cable; capstan;

fisherman; rod & line; sea angling; angler; sea fishing; shingle; Bexhill on Sea; East Sussex; sea; United Kingdom; seaside;

shingle; Bexhill on Sea; East Sussex; sea; United Kingdom; seaside; Beachy Head; Seven sisters;

Beachy Head is a chalk headland on the south coast of England, close to the town of Eastbourne in the county of East Sussex, immediately east of the Seven Sisters. The cliff there is the highest chalk sea cliff in Britain, rising to 162 m (530 ft) above sea level. The peak allows views of the south east coast from Dungeness to the east, to Selsey Bill in the west. Its height has also made it one of the most notorious suicide spots in the world.

St Margaret's church; 14th and 15th century; restored in 1863; Gothic Revival architect William Butterfield; Mapledurham; Mapledurham Estate; Nr Reading; Berkshire; Oxfordshire; River Thames; small village; civil parish; country estate; 19c clock;

beach huts; shingle; Bexhill on Sea; East Sussex; sea; United Kingdom; seaside; Beachy Head; Seven sisters;

Beachy Head is a chalk headland on the south coast of England, close to the town of Eastbourne in the county of East Sussex, immediately east of the Seven Sisters. The cliff there is the highest chalk sea cliff in Britain, rising to 162 m (530 ft) above sea level. The peak allows views of the south east coast from Dungeness to the east, to Selsey Bill in the west. Its height has also made it one of the most notorious suicide spots in the world.

St Margaret's church; 14th and 15th century; restored in 1863; Gothic Revival architect William Butterfield; Mapledurham; Mapledurham Estate; Nr Reading; Berkshire; Oxfordshire; River Thames; small village; civil parish; country estate; 19c clock;

beach huts; shingle; Bexhill on Sea; East Sussex; sea; United Kingdom; seaside; Beachy Head; Seven sisters;

Beachy Head is a chalk headland on the south coast of England, close to the town of Eastbourne in the county of East Sussex, immediately east of the Seven Sisters. The cliff there is the highest chalk sea cliff in Britain, rising to 162 m (530 ft) above sea level. The peak allows views of the south east coast from Dungeness to the east, to Selsey Bill in the west. Its height has also made it one of the most notorious suicide spots in the world.

St Margaret's church; 14th and 15th century; restored in 1863; Gothic Revival architect William Butterfield; Mapledurham; Mapledurham Estate; Nr Reading; Berkshire; Oxfordshire; River Thames; small village; civil parish; country estate; tomb of Sir Richard Blount & wife;

Mapledurham Watermill; historic watermill; Mapledurham Lock and Weir; River Thames; Oxfordshire; 1976 film of The Eagle Has Landed; Archimedes screw;

Mapledurham Watermill; historic watermill; Mapledurham Lock and Weir; first built in 1777; Purley-On-Thames; weir provides a head of water to drive Mapledurham Watermill; salmon ladder;

Battle; East Sussex; town centre; High Street; Battle of Hastings; 1066; 1066 country; Rother district; looking north;

site of scientific interest; SSSI; Camber Sands; beach; East Sussex; England; sand dunes; groynes; Rye Bay; nature conservation; kitesurfing; holidays; golden sands;

Camber Sands is a long beach near the village of Camber (close to Rye), East Sussex, England. It is the only sand dune system in East Sussex and is located east of the estuary of the River Rother at Rye Bay all the way to the East Sussex/Kent border.

site of scientific interest; SS-SI; Camber Sands; beach; East Sussex; England; sand dunes; groynes; Rye Bay; nature conservation; kitesurfing; holidays; golden sands; dog; dog walking; german shepherd; Alsatian; sheepdog;

Romney Marsh; wind farm; wetland area; Kent; East Sussex; England; Rye; Camber; Rye Golf Club; threat to wildlife; rural nimbyism; "sinister" influence of the nuclear lobby; renewable energy; RSPB reserve; SSSI; site of special scientific interest;

Romney Marsh is a sparsely populated wetland area in the counties of Kent and East Sussex in the south-east of England. A wind farm with 26 towers, each 116 m (380 ft) high.

Landgate; Rye; East Sussex; England; Cinque Port; Hawkhurst Gang; medieval town; Romney Marsh; River Rother; River Tillingham; River Brede; A268; High Street; East Cliff; Cinque Ports Street; gate; fortified entrance; looking south;

Rye a small town in East Sussexat lies at the confluence of three rivers: the Rother, the Tillingham and the Brede. There is a small fishing fleet, and Rye Harbour has facilities for yachts and other vessels. . The "Landgate" (the only surviving one of four original fortified entrances to Rye) dates from 1329 in the early years of the reign of King Edward III. It is still the only vehicular route into the medieval centre of Rye and is suitable only for light vehicles.

Landgate; Rye; East Sussex; England; Cinque Port; Hawkhurst Gang; medieval town; Romney Marsh; River Rother; River Tillingham; River Brede; A268; High Street; East Cliff; Cinque Ports Street; gate; fortified entrance; looking north;

Rye a small town in East Sussexat lies at the confluence of three rivers: the Rother, the Tillingham and the Brede. There is a small fishing fleet, and Rye Harbour has facilities for yachts and other vessels. . The "Landgate" (the only surviving one of four original fortified entrances to Rye) dates from 1329 in the early years of the reign of King Edward III. It is still the only vehicular route into the medieval centre of Rye and is suitable only for light vehicles.

Bexhill on Sea; East Sussex; sea; United Kingdom; seaside; statue; motor racing; artwork; steel;

1902-2002 Bexhill on Sea, The birthplace of British motor racing. This impression of M Serpolet's "Easter egg" recordbreaking car was unveiled as part of the centenary celebrations

Battle; East Sussex; town centre; High Street; Battle of Hastings; 1066; 1066 country; Rother district; looking south;

Vidler and Company; Rye; estate agents; surveyors and valuers; James C Vidler; auctioneer; land agent; James C Vidler, Son and Clements; warehouse; river side; Deals Quay; Wish Ward; Strand; Mermaid Street; Quay; Deals Warehouse; old black wooden warehouses;

The firm had been established in Rye by c1826 by John Vidler (1789-1854), a port officer, auctioneer and merchant. He was Mayor of Rye in 1839, 1845 and 1850, and a JP from 1845 until his death in 1854. He was in partnership with a Mr Reeve from 1826 to 1843 and then with his second son until 1854

Hastings; East Sussex; south coast; England; Bonfire night; bonfire celebrations; Hastings Borough Bonfire Society; Battle of Hastings; November 5th; gunpowder plot; Guy Fawkes; parade; Sussex Bonfire Societies; effigy; fireworks; bonfire;

Hastings Borough Bonfire Society exists to uphold the Sussex tradition of celebrating the thwarting of the Gunpowder Plot November 5th 1605 with a bonfire, procession and fireworks. This was an attempt to blow up King and Parliament by Guy Fawkes and friends. Hastings Bonfire Night is held on the nearest Saturday to October 14th (Battle of Hastings Day). So it also celebrates the battle.

Hastings; East Sussex; south coast; England; Bonfire night; bonfire celebrations; Hastings Borough Bonfire Society; Battle of Hastings; November 5th; gunpowder plot; Guy Fawkes; parade; Sussex Bonfire Societies; effigy; fireworks; bonfire;

Hastings Borough Bonfire Society exists to uphold the Sussex tradition of celebrating the thwarting of the Gunpowder Plot November 5th 1605 with a bonfire, procession and fireworks. This was an attempt to blow up King and Parliament by Guy Fawkes and friends. Hastings Bonfire Night is held on the nearest Saturday to October 14th (Battle of Hastings Day). So it also celebrates the battle.