Ringmer is a pleasant Sussex Weald village of about five thousand people, three miles from the county town of Lewes. It has an ancient Parish Church, a shopping precinct, social and sports activities, supportive groups, a Community College and a Primary School.

 

Most local activities are well represented by web sites.  These pages therefore seek to explore particular features, assisted by archives of Ringmer Evening Women's Institute and other sources gratefully acknowledged.

Timothy, the village emblem
ROUND ABOUT IN RINGMER

Ringmer from the Mill Post where a windmill once stood, until destroyed by a gale in 1927.

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'A Walk Around Ringmer' has sound accompaniment.

HERE IS A WELL KNOWN LANDMARK - the evergreen oak tree on the village green, shown with sprigs of its firm glossy leaves, not unlike holly.

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