Cuckfield Connections

Sussex Advertiser - Saturday 12 May 1866 CUCKFIELD. Lord E. Cavendish, M.P., presented a petition to the House of Commons on Wednesday,...

Buying or making Christmas presents must have been a challenge in the Feast household, as we learned when Susan Feast was buried in...

Sussex Agricultural Express - Saturday 14 July 1906 A ROAD IMPROVEMENT FoIIowing on Mr Kleinwort's generous action in giving up a portion...

James Bolton and William Bolton, Mitcham Road, Croydon, were summoned for doing wilful damage to. the extent of £2 to a holly tree, the...

Mid Sussex Times - Tuesday 22 December 1931 CUCKFIELD. Christmas Times.- Our butchers have made a better display this Christmas than we...

Snowstorm incidents in Mid Sussex Many inconveniences and two broken legs Mid-Sussex has been an unpleasant place in which to live during...

There is at least one Cuckfieldian who believes in the superstition that the number '13' is unlucky. Last Tuesday was the 12th of the...

Sussex Advertiser - Saturday 02 January 1864 CUCKFIELD. Christmas at Cuckfield. A large number labouring men, working for W. W. Burrell,...

'Nah mate, it's your head gasket'. Captions please! This was taken in Cuckfield Cuckfield c1905 - any ideas where this is? Photo has...

Instead of talking about Cuckfield news - today we have got some of our own news to announce. The site has been publishing stories since...

Mid Sussex Times - Tuesday 11 April 1882 The Aurora Borealis. — A meteorological correspondent, writing to a contemporary, says that a...

Letter to the Editor The problem of houses with low rents is the same in the country as in the towns. The cottages built by local...

Foundation of National Naval Museum … The Royal United Service Institution, the best-known and most centrally situated museum of its...

Sir, The acronym is the darling of our age. One wonders how, compressed into their unpronounceable initials, such backward bodies as the...

Mid Sussex Times - Wednesday 19 January 1881 Little London-road We are pleased to notice that considerable repairs have been done to this...

Mid Sussex Times - Wednesday 12 January 1881 CUCKFIELD. Destructive Horse.—On Thursday last a horse was being put in a dogcart at the...

Mid Sussex Times - Wednesday 02 February 1881 Fire. —On Monday afternoon a fire broke out in a cottage, occupied by Mr. B. Packham,...

Progress in East Sussex: more than half made safe The progress of the scheme for the preservation of the South Downs was detailed in a...

Even though we have sat nav these days - the dangerous, destracting street signage is far worse than it was 40 years ago. this letter to...

Mid Sussex Times - Tuesday 12 November 1895 It was a thousand pities that such unpropitious weather prevailed on Tuesday evening last, a...