Bexhill is first mentioned in English history in the Domesday Book of 1086 (worth £18!). In the centuries that followed, Bexhill continued to evolve as a modest fishing and farming community, but it wasn’t until the Victorian era and the expansion of the railways that Bexhill transformed into a popular seaside resort. The town’s jewel, the De La Warr Pavilion, stands as a testament to its architectural legacy since its inauguration in 1935. For a glimpse into the past, the Bexhill Museum offers something for everyone with artifacts spanning centuries. Nature enthusiasts can find solace in Egerton Park, while the Old Town’s timeless charm beckons with its historic allure. Bexhill’s picturesque promenade, adorned with Edwardian and Victorian architecture, offers a leisurely stroll. Notable residents past and present include Fanny Cradock and Johnnie Cradock (early TC chef-broadcasters pioneers), Spike Milligan,  Gwyneth Strong, the Only Fools and Horses actress who played Cassandra Trotter and Oli Thompson, strongman and 2006 winner of Britain’s Strongest Man, to name but a few.

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