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A village in West Sussex
on the banks of the River Adur, Bramber has a
macabre history associated with Bramber
Castle.
Only a fragment of the hilltop Norman
edifice now remains - it was badly damaged
during the English Civil War - but its chapel
has survived as the parish church.
The story
goes that the castle’s owner, William de Braose,
incurred the wrath of King John who
subsequently starved to death his four young
children. |
Bramber Castle remains -
Photo:
Pam Brophy
CCL |
