Once upon a time, about a hundred million years ago, a smallish lizard creature lived in Sussex near Lewes. Let’s call her Connie. Under a metre long with a thin elegant neck, long powerful tail, short legs and scaly skin, … Continued
If there’s one word that definitely applies to my job then it’s ‘varied’. One glance through my daily ‘Things to Do’ lists of the last couple of months reveals a whole host of miscellaneous items: ‘Book Bollywood dancer’, ‘Build giant … Continued
One of the most famous figures in Sussex history is the doctor and geologist Gideon Algernon Mantell (1790-1852). He was born and bred in Lewes, and from an early age developed an interest and passion for the many different types … Continued
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