Ian Everest talks to the Steyning History Society on Wednesday November 13th at 7:45pm in the Saxon Room, Steyning Centre. Ian presented an earlier version of this talk in Upper Beeding four years ago. He was brought up on one … Continue reading
A talk by Ian Everest to Beeding & Bramber Local History Society at 7:45pm on Wednesday 4th September 2019 in the Village Hall, Upper Beeding. There is a hard-to-detect car park immediately opposite. The talk covers the role of women … Continue reading
A talk by Ian Everest to the Henfield History Group at 7:45pm on Tuesday 8th January in the Free Church Hall. Strongly recommended by ARB and GJMG (who attended a version of the same talk given in Upper Beeding in … Continue reading
A talk by Ian Everest at 8:00pm on Friday 28th September (corrected) in The Guide Hall, Trinity Road Car Park, Hurstpierpoint
A talk by Ian Everest at 7:30pm on Tuesday 26th June in Small Dole Village Hall
A talk by Ian Everest to Steyning History Society at 7:45pm on Wednesday 10th January in Steyning Centre. Strongly recommended by ARB and GJMG (who attended a version of the same talk given in Upper Beeding last year).
A talk by Ian Everest to Beeding & Bramber Local History Society at 7:45pm on Wednesday 4th October in the Village Hall, Upper Beeding. There is a hard-to-detect car park immediately opposite.
The rescheduled talk by Ian Everest to Henfield History Group at 8:00pm on Tuesday 9th May 2017 in the Free Church Hall, Coopers Way, Henfield. The talk covers the role of women on Sussex farms and their vital contribution to … Continue reading
CHANGE: Ian Everest has had to postpone his talk to Henfield History Group originally scheduled for 8:00pm on Tuesday 10th January 2017 in the Free Church Hall, Coopers Way, Henfield until May this year. In his place, Professor Douglas Chamberlain, … Continue reading
Ian Everest talks to the Beeding & Bramber Local History Society on Wednesday October 7th at 7:45pm in the Village Hall, Upper Beeding. Oxen were still in use at Chyngton and Exceat Farms in Seaford until the mid-1920s and were … Continue reading