Five Ashes
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Five Ashes | |
Sussex | |
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The Five Ashes Inn at Five Ashes | |
Location | |
Grid reference: | TQ558251 |
Location: | 51°0’18"N, 0°13’11"E |
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Postcode: | TN20 |
Local Government |
Five Ashes is a tiny village in Sussex, on the A26, south of Mayfield.
The village pub is the Five Ashes Inn.
There is no parish church, but the village is served by a "chapel of ease" to the parish of Mayfield: the Church of the Good Shepherd. This is a wooden chapel, boarded outside and panelled within, which was originally a hut built for the Army during the First World War and afterwards bought, moved from Eastbourne and re-erected in Five Ashes in 1920-1921.[1]
Outside links
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