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Geography
Hurst Green is situated on the A21 trunk road, between the East Sussex villages of Flimswell (to the North) and Robertsbridge to the south. The A21 is a major road in England running from Lewisham in southeast London to Hastings, East Sussex. ... East Sussex is a county in South East England. ... Robertsbridge is a village in East Sussex, England. ...
HurstGreen Singers has been in distinguished existence for over 45 years.
In 1961, the Reverend John Bickersteth of St John’s Church, HurstGreen, gathered together a group of singers to assist in a production of TS Elliot’s ‘Murder in the Cathedral’ performed by players from Oxford University.
The singers continued to meet informally, encouraged by the vicar (who later became Bishop of Bath and Wells), and so HurstGreen Singers was formed with Richard Carter as its first conductor.
HurstGreen lies about 2 miles north of Robertsbridge on the A21, the busy main road from London to Hastings.
In 1740, at Silver Hill between HurstGreen and Robertsbridge a Revenue Officer Thomas Carswell was shot and killed while trying to apprehend some of the smugglers.
From the A21 road heading south of HurstGreen towards Hastings, to your right just after passing the school the Rother Valley in all its splendour winds westward upstream towards Mayfield.
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