Thanks. I've put a access=private tag on the cafe for clarification.

No problem at all - always a good opportunity to add more details.

If you're ever around Bexhill Museum they have a model of the archeological dig, the layout of the chapel is rather confusing with its mysterious inner walls. Allegedly a gang of workmen demolished the last of the ragged upstanding walls in the 1850s and used the flint for the local roads.

Hi Amos!

Curious how you got the outline of the chapel, I have some archives from the 1952 dig you may be interested in that shows it as a rectangle shape. Check this out - https://bexhill-osm.org.uk/temp/1952northeye.jpg

Also, can I be cheeky and change the wikimedia_commons back to an image? Categories work, but sometimes its best to have one good image rather than a dozen nondescript ones :)

Kind regards,
Alex

These updates are great, thanks! The 'on' shouldn't be capitalised though :)
"Bexhill-on-Sea".

Hi Chris,
The road reopened today in both directions, so I've made the necessary changes to the map.
Cheers,
Alex

I agree with you, not sure why user UtterCutter changed to Saint. Having driven this road it is definitely labelled St. Francis Farm. Thanks.