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Haywards Heath sits in mid Sussex on the main line between London and Brighton, and much of the town grew after the railway arrived in 1841. Nearly one household in five here is made up of married parents and their dependent children, and close to three residents in ten are between 25 and 44, each a bigger share than in the wider region. With commuting and childcare pulling in different directions, a regular local slot of your own helps faces become friends.
On a quiet weekday, a town of busy households can feel lonely. Haywards Heath Library is on Boltro Road, Clair Hall is closed while the council plans a cinema and arts space with Digital Picture House, and the Dolphin Leisure Centre has pools and a gym. Muster Green, scene of a Civil War skirmish in December 1642, is now a quiet green near the centre with the town war memorial. Places to try:
More guides for women in this area – each with its own local advice.
More guides for women in this area – each with its own local advice.
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