Pevensey Bay

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Pevensey Bay ward is located in the Wealden district of East Sussex, covering the coastal area around Pevensey Bay. The ward includes the village of Pevensey Bay, known for its shingle beach and historic ties to the Norman Conquest. The area is largely residential, with a mix of housing and local amenities catering to both residents and visitors. The nearby Pevensey Levels, a Site of Special Scientific Interest, adds a natural element to the ward's landscape.

The ward is connected to the wider region by the A259 road, providing access to nearby towns like Eastbourne and Bexhill. Pevensey Castle, a key historical landmark, lies just inland, drawing tourists and history enthusiasts. The ward's economy is supported by small businesses, holiday lets, and seasonal tourism. With its coastal setting and quiet atmosphere, Pevensey Bay ward offers a balance of convenience and rural charm.