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Brighton City Centre T h e R i d e d o a R r e o u B a n M n e n e e e a d v v n i c i r P A a d d o R o a D o l d d A R r r g f i e d a G e t d n r i n o a o s l a d p H r S p R R h s t s d o n p P a e s n d e P o o c o o l a U l l f n c e r f i m w e t P i r h Booth n P h e c n T H l a i D a a c l R o t R w Museum l e d l o n S T S a s h t d C of Natural r R London Road e r e e R m o Shaftesbury B e P l a c e e i a a r History t d R o a Stanley t a d Station t e o n r d e i d c u D t s Court m a e y S r O Dyke k o l C t l e P l i d R r R l l YMCA e i I S o e H e Road t n h a H r s d v t d n o a d d d e r t n r S e Park o D e n a n o h u e R r e c u o s The a l i n i s o s e St. Martin’s v s o m l C R a e g R R R R n n e o R H o R l i a r e h R o u n d r o v c H i l l R d s d u A Drive r t o i t A CE Primary e r v e v a D C e d e o w n d o E a a W b o u i S L n o d e h a e Downs P x d R w r b n k r Prep t a d e l School l i A e r r a e e n S o B e R o o u 2 t y n r e d a Crematorium D t L d a S n 7 e a l n a R e M School C M S e R 0 r n h r e n o a o e t f e e i a a n e r d v a g d v t S o n i c R h e f i r o p i t r h P E A B e a d e d t o m R o M e t o s r d a D p d n l d b e a i d A e n T t e r l i e r e t R r r i i f i d A d a G ’s R t n n g g r a s l d l i n e v o a C e s b r oe d e R p e H U r H S p S t r t e R n R h s t o u e u o Y b P a s k e s d d n e l t o p a r r t S c e B g o t e n P l o U a a o l i f n c o o a a u l h n a n c e r f g i m w r d i l s e t P R t a n r Playground d h r Booth n P o P h d e Brightonc n S V l o e n e P T y H a v h o i D G a a e R o D t l a c d l o t R R e t n a S w a r r e Museum l e s d d n e e e R l g o n f P a T r e Borough r e y S k m o r W S y o c a s y f r o e C n R i t a d C e of Natural d t o a o R s a r a l London Road r i S a r e k i l g r R e d p R r a e r m n d P o Shaftesbury ROUNDHILLCemetery B t e P l a c e e d d d n a r e g o History t p a R c r t o i e t o a n o n t a i Stanley d e n t Woodvale o i e Stationt R l h a c i T n r W S s a h d h r Lewes Road e i h d e d R e c u R o c e r D n t s Court t n m C g a a t i t P S e i B r e s y S Crematorium l i n c i W r a O s r R S Dyke k t o b D l o l C t o e oP t H l e l t e g u d U M t i R l r i v s C p p e r d e R ar L r l YMCA e r H e e a d i i I D a m S o e g H e r i n e y e a a l t o Road r o Fairlight t H n U p p h n R h r a y a r t e o a i s n d v t A T h l a d o d d n n d a a a d d e d M t r F i n r l l r S v e S Park o D e n a n Allotments o e i t h c d d a d t u e a a R r e c u o s Primary o s e n The a t o h l i g n ‘ i s r s St. Martin’s u k m R l C a v d s R s o o V w o r R R R n l a e g a R a n e o e e c s r e R e d H o o R l i a R l r e h R a a o y e R c o u n d H i l l R d s d u Drive o n l t t v o t H u CE Primary r Av y l e r R n dSchool i A e e v a C e D C e w r i d o n n l d o E S e a a W b n o u r i S L i W t t n d e h a e Downs s P x t d o w r b n k r d e Prep t S a l School l h d i u P a w n D e l R e V A r S t e e R o v a o e 2 f t y r r e d a Crematorium D t L d b S e u s S n o l R 7 e e l a a R M A n School C l i i S l g e R i 0 h r h r n ’ e H o f s n t o o D i o e e W t f t a i a a i a n e t d t d Islamic Centre S r o S e r g d R d a a t t h e e f r B r i o p B e a i o m l e y t r t s e n h E e y M o o l f R t m d a o e r r t d a W u s a r k d g n b e i d a p n T t e e r r o l i e r d L t e t t t n i i d A c d ’ R g r o B & Mosque s r o e v e l C a H s b t e R S n e U S o e e t u H t r t e R n l o e u o a Y b a k e w l C t o R r r n t S c e s e B g t d o o n a a i r r W u h n n a g o a a i d a a n R b i r g l s n l d d a n a t i H d r R P o m g Playground a d n e Brighton C S V o e R e k n o P e u d y a v R h B o a o G e r h D t n l d o t p o a e n a S e m a r r R e s d n e r r e a e R e g R b o T r W n f P a Borough r k m r e y y T c R y o r W o a R o e n i y f R n r C R i e a i t a l A M d F e d b o o a o l a r t s a William S l o o o i a r u l k t S i l g t a R d p t r r r a e W R t R W r l n d 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o g a e a r d S b h L n l l m u York’s d P w i D R V l W a v t a a a t e d f r o D R r o A a b S e u s l R r n t e v R o d A n i d i l g e e l M i a n h ’ e t H l u Hove and Sussex i o o o k c W f s n D e d e R t a i i d a e a t d Islamic Centre t o S e r d Preston a R Picture a o t t e d p e r r l B r i a l B o m t e r T P R l e y s n y d i g o o d S i l o f a R o r r o d u a k g e W a d a r a n R e t r o e S S r w n d L t t a c d t o B & Mosque r o h r a e t e e o H e e a e S n t h i d R R Sixth Form d Circus o H t e S l o a o a v v l d w n C B R n d o e a House a s R s d o l r d a n T l d R r r W i g f o i a e i d a a n a a N R b i t R n l d a o i n i C t H o i e d a S t a n e m g d C t e a n e R n n r b y k e u v u r t e d l D o o y r o d a g r d B r a S n h n College a i p S l s o t a e e o m r o a R r R i v S bd a n o a W w n e n g R T R b n r s y R a A B C D c E F G r i l t i A e o l a R M d F n R b n o e l R r t William F d o u e i l o o o C e u r l t a t h S a t o r W E l t R t W a o y O e r e d a a l o n m l y l r e a a r n A g i d L x g d R R a d e t b t e u y v y n o r l r e w S d c t i o n f h y n h i o n Clarke u i n s d G t r d o s i o u V S a e ‘ l g e r R r u e i e r l a o e s l O R e i e y a a R e h B e d r Chapel a d r l d p v N a o r c e M u d u m e t t S V t r e c b c o c C e S t a t Park B R R o r S t p Brighton w o h o h W b a s A n d R n d k l s o a o u a r n n r o d p r C e r e Preston Park/Preston Manor 10 Mins r r t i e a 5 Min P Booth Museum a s h a a e t B y R c d d r a e e n a a e A C m d e e o o b s p d R P w e 2 L a R o s p e & Preston s e e d m r o e 7 0 e a e ‘ g a v t d S e w p r d t Duke of r i r T b n r R L t o a r n t i n U h r i C e c o n B u M l T i U i a t n n d c t e y e t F S r r y o c a g C r a R d R Cemetery a 01273 290337 e o d Brighton, o e S Visitorr Information e b u a o n a a c o L r n g a b n t l i l l l York’s d l a m G u W R a e a P t a n d d r o D o r l R d A a n s r t r o a s P a n t v R d c P d e e e o o n a M 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