Lagness

united kingdom

Lagness occupies a quiet corner of West Sussex's coastal plain, reached via the A259 from Chichester or minor roads through North Mundham. The A27 provides connections to Portsmouth and the M27 for longer journeys, whilst local routes serve neighbouring villages like Runcton and Rose Green. Electric vehicle charging is readily available with approximately 50 fast chargers nearby. The village name derives from Old English "lang," describing the long ridge of higher ground that protects local homes from flooding.