Church of St Thomas More, Seaford

The Church of St Thomas More sits quietly on Seaford's High Street, a modern Catholic church that wouldn't look out of place in a suburban town centre anywhere in England. Built in the 1960s, it's functional rather than grand - no soaring medieval arches or ancient stonework here. What you get instead is a working parish church that serves the local Catholic community, with clean lines and an understated interior.

It's worth a quick look if you're interested in 20th-century ecclesiastical architecture or just fancying a moment of calm during a walk through Seaford itself. The church sits near the seafront, so it's no detour if you're already exploring the town. Families with children will find it peaceful but there's nothing here to keep kids entertained for more than ten minutes - go if you're curious about modern church design, skip it if you want something with historical weight.

Seaford itself is a proper Victorian seaside town, proper English in the way it's slightly faded and honest about it. Newhaven, just along the coast, has more going on if you need supplies or a stronger cup of coffee. If you're staying at Three Ponds Holiday Park nearby, the church is an easy reach, though the park's own facilities will likely occupy most of your time. The seafront walk matters more here than the building itself.