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The historic house [[Great Dixter]] in [[Northiam]] was the home for many years of the writer and gardener [[Chistopher Lloyd]]. | |||
The [[Hastings and Rother Rainbow Alliance]] provides support for local LGBT people. | The [[Hastings and Rother Rainbow Alliance]] provides support for local LGBT people. | ||
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Rother is a local government district in East Sussex. It takes its name from the River Rother. The main towns in the district are Rye, Bexhill and Battle.
LGBT history
The historic house Great Dixter in Northiam was the home for many years of the writer and gardener Chistopher Lloyd.
The Hastings and Rother Rainbow Alliance provides support for local LGBT people.
The Rother and Hastings LGBT Project is a project of the University of Brighton's Community University Partnership Programme.[1]
References
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