Jevington
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Jevington is a village in the Wealden District of East Sussex, England. Together with Willingdon it makes up one the civil parishes of the District. It lies on a minor road between Polegate and Friston.
Jevington parish church is dedicated to St Andrew, and contains Saxon elements (including a tower) as well as many other medieval architectural features. The parish takes in the hamlet of Filching and also Wannock, a more heavily populated area, with over 300 residences.
The village pub is called The Eight Bells, and the Hungry Monk restaurant claims fame as the birthplace of banoffee pie.
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