Whats the best Mid-Sussex town?

[Nottseagull]

Yes but Horsted Keynes is as near to a town as Craig Davies is to a natural finisher.

It's also a bitch to get to.

Can't you use the Bluebell Railway?

 

[sod1]

Haywards Heath is full of pretensious pricks. Spoilt little rich kids who are up their own arses. The people of Burgess Hill are more down to earth and get my vote.

and how long did you live there ?

 

[BHAboi]

haywards heath!!!! just cuz u cant afford to buy a pint (or half) in haywards!!!

 

[Steve Foster]

should be a neither response in the survey

 

[KZNSeagull]

Lived in HH for 27 years and BH for 10 years. Now I dont even live in the country. Speaks for itself really.

 

[ali jenkins]

The Heath is just edging it 25-24.

 

[Husty]

The Heath is just edging it 25-24.

I guess ill vote for the hill then!

 

[NMH]

Anyplace that has the least/lesser council estates, is the better.

Britain has a fourth class nowadays - upper, middle, lower, and total scum - which pervade council estates.

 

[Lyndhurst 14]

Haywards Heath always seemed such a depressing place - you could feel the life-force being sucked out of you. Burgess Hill, whilst a bit rough around the edges in certain parts, at least has a certain vitality.

 

[glasfryn]

I have done a lot of work in both towns and frankly either will do me when(if) we win the lottery just outside either will do .........and Wales although very pictureque will be a distant memory.








why did we move to Wales I hear you ask .....because we had a MILLSTONE of a mortgage

 

[element]

I don't spend a lot of time in BH or HH, but did follow BHTFC rack up a title treble in the late Nineties/early Noughties in the County League and even went on a blindingly drunken away trip near The Thames to see them lose to Met Police in The Vase/FA Cup?

Very useful side they had then

 

[Scotty Mac]

you can do a lot more in burgess hill than you can in haywards heath

a MULTITUDE of leisure activities at the triangle
go to the cinema
frequent a higher quality of public houses
watch a FAR better football team
catch a train from TWO stations
visit uncle sams
hang around outside a school for girls RAMMED with talent
go to mcdonalds AND kfc
visit bobby zamoras old house

 

[caesar]

and how long did you live there ?

From the day i was born to the day i was old enough to get out! Having upset a few of the locals first, as you well know!

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Funny how Haywards Heath took a clear lead earlydoors yesterday. Then people started thinking about it a bit more...

 

[Withdean Wanderer]

Funny how Haywards Heath took a clear lead earlydoors yesterday. Then people started thinking about it a bit more...

Indeed.

Burgess Hill has more rough areas/people, and I suspect this has something to do with peoples first impressions.

Sadly though, HH has turned into a ghost town with absolutely NOTHING in it.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Indeed.

Burgess Hill has more rough areas/people, and I suspect this has something to do with peoples first impressions.

Sadly though, HH has turned into a ghost town with absolutely NOTHING in it.

Reckon the BH Uncle Sams probably swung the vote tho eh

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Haywards Heath is full of pretensious pricks. Spoilt little rich kids who are up their own arses. The people of Burgess Hill are more down to earth and get my vote.

this whole threads pretentious caesar.......... i never had you down as a trouble maker

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Always seems to me that the HHers get the worst of all possible worlds. They get to live in a soul-free shithole, and they don't get a seat on the train. Oh well.

 

[cannedheat]

If you live in Haywards Heath or Buggers Hole consider yourself fortunate that you do not live in Brightonpool or Hovel.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Anyplace that has the least/lesser council estates, is the better.

Britain has a fourth class nowadays - upper, middle, lower, and total scum - which pervade council estates.

shown your true colours there