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Small wood that lies to the south of the Brian Aldridge Community Academy.

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The car park is located on the old site of Falmer School which opened here in the 1950s and was known as Stanmer as well as Westlain in its time. The buildings were demolished three years ago after the school moved to a new build out of shot to the left. At the far end of the car park is Image and Image though this view will not remain for too long as planning permission has been given to build a combined student residence and multi-storey car park for the nearby football ground.

Temporary building housing an adult community and education centre which was once located in the old Falmer School which occupied the site until its recent demolition. Richmond Hill is beyond containing the wood known as Russell's Clump.

The new record office for East Sussex was opened last November and also contains the Mass Observation archive that was previously held in the University of Sussex library and the Brighton History Centre which was previously located within the Brighton Museum in the centre of the city. The building lies on a strip of land called Woollards Field that is located between the railway and A270.