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POST CODE WARD NO of BN1 1YF Seven Dials 1 BN1 3AG POST_CODE WARD NO_OF BN1 1YF Seven Dials 1 BN1 3AG Regency 6 BN1 3BL Regency 1 BN1 3LB Seven Dials 1 BN1 3PB Seven Dials 1 BN1 3PD Seven Dials 1 BN1 3PQ Seven Dials 2 BN1 3PQ St Peters North Laine 1 BN1 4FE Seven Dials 3 BN1 4FE St Peters North Laine 2 BN1 4FL Seven Dials 5 BN1 4FL St Peters North Laine 1 BN1 4GN St Peters North Laine 2 BN1 4QH St Peters North Laine 2 BN1 4QN Preston Park 2 BN1 4QN St Peters North Laine 2 BN1 4SD St Peters North Laine 1 BN1 4TA Seven Dials 2 BN1 4TA St Peters North Laine 1 BN1 5DB Seven Dials 5 BN1 5PE Preston Park 3 BN1 5PE Seven Dials 2 BN1 5PF Seven Dials 2 BN1 6DG St Peters North Laine 4 BN1 6EF Preston Park 1 BN1 6FE 1 BN1 6GA Preston Park 2 BN1 6HA Preston Park 2 BN1 6HB Preston Park 1 BN1 6JA Hollingbury 4 BN1 6JE Hollingbury 1 BN1 6JE Hollingdean Stanmer 1 BN1 6JF Hollingbury 7 BN1 6NA Preston Park 1 BN1 6ND Preston Park 2 BN1 6PD Preston Park 3 BN1 6PF Preston Park 1 BN1 6PG Preston Park 2 BN1 6PG Withdean 1 BN1 6PL Withdean 1 BN1 6SE Preston Park 11 BN1 6SP Westdene 1 BN1 7AX Hollingbury 1 BN1 7BD Hollingbury 1 BN1 7BF Hollingbury 1 BN1 7BF Hollingdean Stanmer 1 BN1 7BG Hollingbury 2 BN1 7BH Hollingbury 3 BN1 7BT Hollingbury 2 BN1 7BU Hollingdean Stanmer 2 BN1 7BW Hollingbury 1 BN1 7BX Hollingbury 1 BN1 7BX Hollingdean Stanmer 2 BN1 7EA Hollingbury 5 BN1 7EA Hollingdean Stanmer 1 BN1 7EB Hollingbury 2 BN1 7EG Hollingbury 5 BN1 7EH Hollingbury 3 BN1 7EJ Hollingbury 4 BN1 7EN Hollingbury 4 BN1 7EN Hollingdean Stanmer 4 BN1 7EP Hollingbury 1 BN1 7EP Hollingdean Stanmer 3 BN1 7EQ Hollingbury 2 BN1 7EQ Hollingdean Stanmer 1 BN1 7ER Hollingbury 1 BN1 7ER Hollingdean Stanmer 1 BN1 7FB Hollingbury 1 BN1 7FG Hollingbury 2 BN1 7FH Hollingbury 2 BN1 7FH Hollingdean Stanmer 1 BN1 7FN Hollingdean Stanmer 2 BN1 7GB Hollingbury 1 BN1 7GE Hollingbury 1 BN1 7GR Hollingbury 2 BN1 7GR Hollingdean Stanmer 1 BN1 7GS Hollingbury 2 BN1 7GT Hollingbury 2 BN1 7HT Hollingbury 3 BN1 7HW Hollingbury 2 BN1 7JB Hollingbury 1 BN1 7JL Hollingdean Stanmer 1 BN1 8AD Hollingdean Stanmer 1 BN1 8AH Hollingdean Stanmer 1 BN1 8DA Hollingdean Stanmer 1 BN1 8DF Hollingdean Stanmer 2 BN1 8DG Hollingdean Stanmer 1 BN1 8DH Hollingdean Stanmer 1 BN1 8DN Hollingdean Stanmer 4 BN1 8DN Patcham 1 BN1 8DP Patcham 4 BN1 8DQ Patcham 1 BN1 8DR Patcham 1 BN1 8FD Hollingdean Stanmer 1 BN1 8FN Hollingdean Stanmer 2 BN1 8FN Patcham 1 BN1 8FP Patcham 1 BN1 8GE Hollingdean Stanmer 3 BN1 8GG Hollingdean Stanmer 1 BN1 8GP Patcham 1 BN1 8JA Hollingdean Stanmer 1 BN1 8JD Patcham 1 BN1 8LB Patcham 1 BN1 8LG Patcham 1 BN1 8LH Patcham 3 BN1 8LN Patcham 1 BN1 8LP Hollingdean Stanmer 1 BN1 8LS Patcham 1 BN1 8NY Patcham 1 BN1 9AL Hollingdean Stanmer 1 BN1 9AN Hollingdean Stanmer 1 BN1 9AR Hollingdean Stanmer 1 BN1 9AT Hollingdean Stanmer 1 BN1 9EB Hollingdean Stanmer 2 BN1 9EG Hollingdean Stanmer 1 BN1 9EP Hollingdean Stanmer 2 BN1 9EQ Hollingdean Stanmer 4 BN1 9ES Patcham 2 BN1 9EW Hollingdean Stanmer 1 BN1 9EX Hollingdean Stanmer 1 BN1 9GA Hollingdean Stanmer 5 BN1 9GF Hollingdean Stanmer 2 BN1 9HW Moulsecoomb Bevendean 6 BN1 9HX Moulsecoomb Bevendean 2 BN1 9HY Moulsecoomb Bevendean 2 BN1 9JA Moulsecoomb Bevendean 2 BN1 9JE Moulsecoomb Bevendean 1 BN1 9JF Moulsecoomb Bevendean 1 BN1 9JG Moulsecoomb Bevendean 2 BN1 9JJ Moulsecoomb Bevendean 6 BN1 9JN Moulsecoomb Bevendean 3 BN1 9JQ Moulsecoomb Bevendean 2 BN1 9JW Moulsecoomb Bevendean 1 BN1 9JY Moulsecoomb Bevendean 1 BN2 0AQ Queens Park 1 BN2 0BD Queens Park 10 BN2 0DD Queens Park 36 BN2 0ED Kings cliff 8 BN2 0EG Queens Park 1 BN2 0EH Kings cliff 1 BN2 0FA East Brighton 1 BN2 0FA Kings cliff 5 BN2 0FB Kings cliff 2 BN2 0FD Kings cliff 1 BN2 0FE East Brighton 1 BN2 0FE Kings cliff 3 BN2 0FF East Brighton 1 BN2 0FF Kings cliff 3 BN2 0FG East Brighton 1 BN2 0FG Kings cliff 1 BN2 0FH East Brighton 2 BN2 0FH Kings cliff 4 BN2 0FJ East Brighton 2 BN2 0FJ Kings cliff 3 BN2 0GR Hanover Elm Grove 4 BN2 0GR Queens Park 1 BN2 0GS Hanover Elm Grove 1 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