The area inspired literary giants such as Arthur Conan Doyle and Alfred Lord Tennyson, who wrote Flower In The Crannied Wall in Waggoners Well.
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A Surrey landscape which is home to lizards and an area known as the Devil’s Punch bowl has been designated a national nature reserve.
Natural England, which advises the Government on the environment, announced the creation of the Wealden Heaths National Nature Reserve on Friday.
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Thorington Street in Dedham Vale has been handed the accolade by DarkSky International.
