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The Times names 5 of the best beaches you can visit within an hour or two of Surrey The Times has released a list of 40 best beaches in the UK Camber Sands beach near Rye in East Sussex (Image: Jake Eastham) Get the latest email updates for Surrey with our FREE daily newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe here When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice The Times h...

Pulborough BN44 3DP The clump of beech trees atop the Downs near Washington is steeped in mystery and legend. Folklore says that if you walk around it three times anti-clockwise, the Devil will appear, but that if you walk around it three times clockwise, luck will be bestowed upon you! The grassy expanse around the summit offers gorgeous views all the way down to the coast and is a great place for a picnic. There are car parks just off the A283 and the A24. Kingley Vale, near Chichester South Downs National Park, Chichester This National Nature Reserve is beloved by children and tree hugger...

Secret beaches great for exploring over half term, with wonderful walks, rock pooling and fossil hunting. You would not be alone in thinking unexplored coastline no longer existed in Britain, however these hidden beaches on the south east coast are a good place to start. Not only are these 'secret beaches' ideal for escaping the crowds in this post-corona world, but they're also a haven for wildlife.  If you're looking for things to do during the half-term then why not take a trip to one of these Sussex beaches?  Norman's Bay Boasting uninterrupted views over the English Channel, t...

Among the images For many, JJ Waller is the go-to photographer for consistently capturing the radical spirit and unique identity of Brighton the city. His ninth and latest book, Sussex By The Sea goes further, presenting our fabulous coast as a series of imagined postcards, the sort of postcards you’re unlikely to ever see on the racks fronting seafront souvenir rock shops. These cards show the familiar and the not-so-familiar Sussex coast in his witty, playful and uniquely observed style. “Making the work for this book has been a great journey of discovery,” he said. “What an excitin...