IPING, ENGLAND

1. Iping, England
If you’re looking for a place to visit, Iping is the perfect place
for you! Located southeast from London in West Sussex,
Iping is the ideal spot to have the most amazing vacation
ever.
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• Employment
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• Safety
• Medical/Psy
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• Animals
Want to find out why Iping is so great? Click on the topics to the side to learn more!

2. Education
Although only one sixth of children are in board schools, we at Iping still believe that education is
important. That’s why we make sure we have the best schools, always helping children prepare for their
future. Iping is most famous for its grammar school. Students from Iping even enter extraordinary
universities in England such as:
 Durham University
 Falmouth University
 Harper Adams University
 Liverpool John Moores University
 London School of Economics
 London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine
Currently, the tuition at any college in England is around 9,000 Euros (approximately $11402.73).
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By: Jose Carlo Kruer

3. Amusements
From needing a place where to stay, or knowing what to wear, or even what to eat, Iping has you
covered. With many inns, delicious restaurants, and stunning stores in Iping, you will never grow
tired of the town. You will see that there is so much to do, see, and eat! If you come visit during the
right time, you can even get a chance to experience our Whit-Monday celebration! Read below for
more information.
 Coach and Horses: Iping's greatest inn, the Coach and Horses is always open ready to receive
any newcomers into town. Owned by the famous Mrs. Hall, you will be in good hands.
 The White Hart and The Ship: If you are ever hungry and want a quick bite to eat, these pubs are
a great place to stop and eat.
 Fashion: Having some trouble figuring out what to wear? No worries!
Women: tight bodices with high collars, narrow sleeves, and wide shoulders are fashionable with
horizontal decoration on the bodice. Skirts are worn in a full-length, simple A-line. Hair is worn high
on top of the head, in tight curls. Hats are small or wide with lots of trimming, but generally worn
squarely on top of the head.
Men: the three-piece lounge suit is very popular. It is becoming increasingly common to have
creases at the front of the trousers. Frock coats are worn by older men. Collars are starched and
high, with the tips pressed down into wings. Hair is cut short and is usually parted at the side.
Heavy moustaches are common, and older men still sported beards.
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By: Ivana Letayf

4. Employment Opportunities
If you end up staying for awhile at Iping and you are in need of money, there are plenty of jobs
available. Here is a small list and description of some of the many jobs you could have here in
Iping. Beside it is the name of the person you should contact in case you are interested in that
particular job.
 Clock-Jobber: a person who fixes the clocks (Teddy Henfrey)
 Vicar: a priest for the Anglo-Saxon/Episcopalian Church (Mr. Bunting)
 Scientific Investigator: a person who experiments and discovers new things with chemicals (Dr.
Griffin)
 General Practitioner: a doctor (Mr. Cuss)
 Inn Keeper: the owner of the inn (Mrs. Hall)
 Maid: a person who mainly cleans and cooks but does other things that are of any help to the
boss(Millie)
 Cart Man: someone who delivers packages/mail to people (Mr. Fearenside)
 Constable: policeman of the town who is in charge of the people’s safety (Mr. Jaffers)
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By: Abigail
Tanuma

5. Safety
When you’re visiting Iping, our number one priority is your safety. After a bill from Parliament was passed,
Iping followed the footsteps of London by enforcing our town’s laws. If you ever find yourself in trouble,
make sure to contact Mr. Jaffers, our town’s constable. Below is a quick snippet of what was the bill that
was passed that provides for your safety now.
 Sir Robert Peel (Home Secretary of England) introduced the bill (Metropolitan Police Act) for
improving the police in and near the Metropolis to Parliament. The goal was to create a police force to
manage the social conflict resulting from the rapid urbanization and industrialization taking place in the
city of London. Peels's efforts resulted in the creation of the London Metropolitan Police. The London
Metropolitan Police is the first modern police department.
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By: Jose Carlo Kruer

6. Medical/Psychological Care
If you do happen to get sick or if you’re in the necessity of some therapy, Iping has just the care you
need. Mr. Cuss, our general practitioner, is always at your service. In case of big emergencies, there are
many hospitals near Iping such as:
 St. Richard's Hospital
 Worthing Hospital
 Crawley Hospital
These are top-notch professional hospitals that will no doubt cure your sickness or phobias!
Unfortunately, there isn't any psychological care given by doctors in Iping.
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By: Roberto Cano

7. Animals
Mount Noddy
 Mount Noddy is a place that helps find homes for animals. It is owned and operated by the
Sussex, Chichester, and District Branch of the RSPCA (Royal Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals)
The Old Gardens Animal Rescue Center
 This is an animal rescue center near Siddlesham, which is south of Chichester. Over the years it
has provided shelter for chickens, geese, turkeys, ducks, pigs, sheep, goats, peacoks, pigeons,
cats, and dogs.
Bulldog Rescue and Rehoming
 This is a place run only by volunteers. This is located in West Sussex which is home to UK's only
specialist Bulldog Rescue organization.
Recently Passed Laws Concerning Animals
 Any animal who bites a person will be put down.
 Anyone who is vivisecting an animal is illegal. Anyone who does this will be pressed with the
charges of animal cruelty.
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By: Abigail
Tanuma

8. Famous Citizens
It is kind of amazing how many famous people have been in Iping, or even LIVE near Iping!
 King William of Winchester owned lands in Iping long ago!
 Ronald Holbrook, a Commander in the Royal Navy, himself died just outside of Iping. They even
named a town after him!
 Elizabeth Blackwell (3 February 1821 – 31 May 1910) was the first woman to receive a medical
degree in the United States, as well as the first woman on the UK Medical Register. She was the first
openly identified woman to graduate from medical school, a pioneer in promoting the education of
women in medicine in the United States, and a social and moral reformer in both the United States
and in England. She lived really near Iping!
 HG Wells was, of course, another famous citizen. Wells loved taking observations on the city of Iping
and other towns nearby. Many have described his works as not being of Iping, but instead of South
Harding in West Sussex. HG Wells wrote many novels such as The Invisible Man and The Time
Machine before dying in Regent's Park.
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9. Recent Events
For those of you who come to visit Iping or England from other countries, the information below will
give you a quick update of what has been happening during these recent times.
 Robert Cecil is currently the Prime Minster of the United Kingdom
 Queen Victoria is currently in reign
 Parliament is currently our law-making branch of the government
 Recently, local groups of women who demanded the right to vote joined to form the National
Union of Women's Suffrage Societies (NUWSS). The organization is moderate and its members
are called suffragists.
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• Safety
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• Animals
• Famous
Citizens By: Ivana
Letayf