worship. Sport The local football team is Billingshurst FC based at Jubilee Fields on the western junction of the A29 and A272. The club was established in 1891 and is running senior sides and a youth section with teams running from Under 8's through to U16s. Second World War Kingsfold Camp, a prisoner-of-war camp, was set up in Billingshurst during the Second World War (see List of World War II prisoner-of-war camps in the United Kingdom). Notable people Paul Darrow (1941–2019), actor and author, lived in Billingshurst Edward Enfield (1929–2019), television and radio presenter, newspaper journalist, and educational administrator, lived in Billingshurst Harry Enfield (1961–), comedian, lived in Billingshurst Janet Lees-Price (1943–2012), actress, lived in Billingshurst Pom Oliver (1952–), filmmaker and arctic explorer, lived in Billingshurst Frank Patterson (1871–1952), illustrator, lived in Billingshurst Connor Swindells (1996–), actor, lived in Billingshurt James Tilley (1998–), footballer, born and lived in Billingshurst and went to school in Billingshurst at The Weald School Film and cultural appearances Billingshurst's Dell Lane was the location for the BBC sitcom Ever Decreasing Circles starring Richard Briers. Michael Lugg (1956) in British Pathé "Boy's Traction Engine" Paul Adorian (1965) in British Pathé "Vintage Fire Brigade" References Citations Bibliography External links Billingshurst Parish Council Further information and sources on GENUKI Villages in West Sussex