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This Guides and Directories category is for online guides and directories offering a wide variety of information about East Sussex. It contains websites that are related exclusively to the whole of East Sussex or to more than one of the smaller geographic areas within it. Please note that dining guides are not listed here, but are listed instead under Business and Economy: Restaurants and Bars. Similarly, travel guides are listed under Travel and Tourism, and business directories are listed under Business and Economy.

Subcategories

• Brighton and Hove
• Eastbourne
• Hastings

Resources in This Category

• 1066online

  http://www.1066online.com/
  Regional information. Provides photo gallery, business directory, local clubs, support groups, associations and area maps. Includes local history and attractions.

• Accommodation in Hastings

  http://www.accommodationinhastings.com/
  Promotes Hastings and St Leonards-on-Sea. Provides details of local businesses, attractions, and events.

• East Sussex Community Information Service

  http://www.escis.org.uk/
  A directory of local and community information for East Sussex, Brighton and Hove. Provided by libraries service.

• Wadhurst and Ticehurst

  http://wadhurst.info/
  Information for tourists and residents about the Weald villages of Wadhurst, Ticehurst, Flimwell and Stonegate. Includes event calendar, societies and clubs.

• What's On Magazine

  http://www.whats-on-magazine.com/
  What's On in Kent and East Sussex plus major London exhibitions and trade fairs. Celebrity features, restaurant guide and social events.

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