STEDHAM - West Sussex, United Kingdom
Lat-Long:
50.99 [50° 59'] | -0.77 [0° 46']
 
IPING - West Sussex, United Kingdom
Lat-Long:
50.99 [50° 59'] | -0.78 [0° 47']
 
postcode area GU29
phone code postcode area 01730
 
population in 1831 was 494 - Stedham
population in 1831 was 338 - Iping
population in 1841 was 557 - Stedham
population in 1841 was 409 - Iping
population in 1861 was 530 - Stedham
population in 1931 was 592 - Stedham & Iping
population in 2001 was 814 - Stedham & Iping
346 households
parish area 2,671 acres

Stedham - Stedeham
[Anglo Saxon] hamm = water meadow [or homestead]
[Anglo Saxon] steda [steed] = stallion
The water meadow where stallions are kept.
see also Steddanham
 
Iping - Epinges - Ipinges
The Saxon name means settlement of the family or followers of a man called Ipa.

West Sussex County Council
A - Z index - 01243 777100
Chichester District Council
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Stedham With Iping Parish Council
Mrs Jane Crawford
Clerk of Stedham With Iping Parish Council
Mount Cross, Quags Corner,
Minsted, Midhurst GU29 0JH
EMail & phone details
complete list of West Sussex parish clerks
 

Take a look around Stedham & Iping The villages largest online collection of Photographs both modern and vintage Something missing? Something special or where you live not included? If you have photos you feel could be added to this collection, of any age, or topic,please send them for inclusion

Sussex 1610 - Speed

Sussex 1695 - Morden

The steam locomotive - Stedham Hall

NEWSFLASH

INDEX Aerial Photos Stedham & Iping Bowls Club Bridge photo gallery Business Directories Churches Commons, Iping and Stedham Fire Service Hamilton Arms HMS Stedham Holbrook, Ronald Iping Bridge Map, active Michael Stacey Mill Lane Mobile library - times dates Mobile Police Station Mudita Trust a Stedham based charity Noticeboard Photographs Stedham and Iping Police Primary School Robert Hanna - HMS Hood Roman Posting Station, Iping School Lane Stacey, family Stedham Bridge Stedham Bridge 1935 Stedham Hall stedham Hall, builders, photo 1910 Stedham photos St. Cuthmans school St. James - photo gallery St. Marys, Iping compare 1906 & 2006 Street, 2007 & 1906 Vintage photos of Stedham & Iping War Memorial   Census returns for Stedham 1841 post office directory 1851 Stedham Iping post office directory 1867 Stedham post office directory 1867 Iping Stedham History, published 1953   Not found it? ..try Main Index or search whole site here search site     Index of all the words on Gravelroots

Archived articles -
Memorial to organist Eileen - Nov.2009
Plan to study Bronze Age barrow - Nov.2009
Stedham Bells Appeal - Aug.2009
Squatting in her own £2m home - Feb.2009
Wild boar spotted in Stedham - Feb 2007
Primary School gets top marks - Jul 2006
Stedham lady saved from Rother - Feb 2006
Hit and run death appeal - Mar 2003
Biker dies in hit-and-run - Mar 2002
 
22 September 2007
Parish Council objection to DEFRA
Western Weald reference to Stedham & Iping

Ronald Holbrook VC Died in 1976 at Stedham Mill. His exploits were so famous they even named a town after him.

Iping and Stedham Commons Minstead Lane, just off A272 The commons are a local nature reserve and provide a habitat to a wide range of flora and fauna. They are areas of lowland heath, now thought to be a rarer habitat than tropical rainforest, and many of the animals and plants on the commons are dependant upon the continued existence of this rare habitat. The reserve is within the AONB of the South Downs and is part of the Iping Common Site of Special Scientific Interest. Sussex Wildlife Trust - Iping and Stedham Commons Iping and Stedham Commons by Nigel Marchant

Stedham School gets top marks
July 2006
Stedham Primary School has received top marks for quality in raising standards in the basic skills its pupils learn. The government-funded Basic Skills Agency award was presented by Mr. Robert Back, West Sussex director of children's services. He visited the school to present the award, which was achieved only after the school had fulfilled 10 requirements. These included...'a whole-school strategy, including an action plan, to improve performance in basic skills, assessment of pupils' performance, a regular review of the progress made by each pupil who was under-attaining in basic skills, and a commitment to improving the skills of staff in the school to teach and extend basic skills'.
source - WSCC
 

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