NEWS

Haywards Heath Town Day 2025 proved that not even rain could dampen the town’s enthusiasm: it was a true testament to the resilience and unity of the local community as Victoria Park came alive on Saturday 13th September.

Yesterday, on Sunday 14th September, Haywards Heath came together to honour the bravery and sacrifice of “The Few” during a moving Battle of Britain Commemoration, now in its eighth year.

A huge thank you to everyone who joined us at Town Day! We would love to hear your thoughts about the event. Please follow the link below to provide feedback, and many thanks for your participation.

Families flocked to Beech Hurst Gardens for a heartwarming afternoon of fun at the Teddy Bears Picnic, held over lunchtime on Friday 22nd August. Organised by Haywards Heath Foodbank, in partnership with Haywards Heath Town Council, the much-loved event returned for its third year and was a huge success.

These works are necessary to alleviate the drainage and flooding around Muster Green South and the Gyratory system. The Town Council is working with West Sussex County Council to minimise disruption and to return Muster Green into good order after the works have been completed.
There will be the need for traffic management along Muster Green North, Muster Green South and Boltro Road, please follow the link below to see the notice and map.
For further information and any queries;
Please email town.clerk@haywardsheath.gov or call 01444 455694 or pop into the Town Hall on Boltro Road.

On Thursday 21st August, Haywards Heath Town Council gathered to say a heartfelt farewell to Nicola Bird, Manager of The Orchards Shopping Centre, who will be stepping down from her role after an incredible 13 years of dedicated service.