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[edit] Town vs Village
To be a town it must have a Town Charter, but I can find nothing either confirming or denying this, so I'll leave it be. Personally, I'm not sure that quantity of tea shops and knick knack stores that Battle offers really counts as a "range of amenities", and is no better than other nearby villages, eg Robertsbridge. nick 14:11, 28 Apr 2005 (UTC)
[edit] Administration
Because Battle is not an autonomous town or city with no local government of its own, I found it prudent to add that Battle is located in the local government district of Rother, to give people some idea of the administration of the town. --Criticalthinker 08:31, 29 December 2006 (UTC)
