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Bellingham Crescent, HOVE, BN3 7HN

Not a denomination I've come across before.

The Playing Fields at Hangleton with the A270 in the distance.

Making use of the 8-10 inches of snow that fell overnight. The playing field to the right was once part of West Hove Golf Course which moved when the Hangelton Link Road was built in the 1990s transferring their course to a new one north of the A27.

A converted bungalow on Old Shoreham Road that housed the Aldrington Free Church from 1938 to 2003.

The Playing Fields at Hangleton with Sainsbury's beyond

A residential road that originally ran from Hallyburton Road to Old Shoreham Road, then the A27. The northern junction with the latter was closed in the 1970s when the road was widened. Part of the Hallyburton estate which was developed in 1925 between the railway and Old Shoreham Road on a former field called Barn Field, according to Aldrington's 1841 tithe map, with the roads named after a local landowner and both his and the builder's daughters.

Located to the immediate north of Old Shoreham Road, the A270. Originally the southern most field in the parish of Hangleton called Upper and Lower Dean according to its 1841 tithe map. In 1910 Benfield valley was converted into the West Hove Golf Course with the former club house located just out of shot to the left. The course remained until 1991 when construction of the Brighton By-Pass including the Hangleton Link Road, located beyond the trees where lamp posts can be made out, caused it to relocate north of the A27. The area south of Hangleton Lane was split between a Sainsbury's superstore and a new park. A group of friends have just started an eight-a-side match.

The valley is the name given to a strip of green that runs from the A270 northwards separating the suburbs of Portslade and Hangleton. It continues north of the by-pass until it rises near Dyke Farm. Prior to 1991 this was West Hove Golf Course which had been established in 1910 but had to relocate when the new by-pass split the old course in two. The southern end of the course which also contained the old clubhouse is now a playing field.

Dual carriageway road through Hove. At traffic light controlled cross roads with Carlton Terrace (left) Hangleton Road (right).

The sports pavilion for the football and cricket pitches. Located to north of Old Shoreham Road, the A270 it was originally the southern most field in the parish of Hangleton called Upper and Lower Dean according to its 1841 tithe map. In 1910 Benfield valley was converted into the West Hove Golf Course who remained until 1991 when construction of the Brighton By-Pass including the Hangleton Link Road caused it to relocate north of the A27. The area south of Hangleton Lane was split between a Sainsbury's superstore and a new park.