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There is plenty going on in Burgess Hill for young people. There are sport and leisure facilities to suit everyone as well as places to chill out. The best way to find out all the latest information is to check out the Town Council’s youth website. The address is www.you-bh.com or follow the link from the Town Council’s website www.burgesshill.gov.uk

Designed especially for people aged 11 to 20, the site includes over 100 features on music, performing and other arts, sports clubs and facilities, youth groups, health, careers, clubs, information and advice and lots more. There are also links to other websites providing information and support for young people.

The Youth Information Shop at 18 Church Road provides a wide range of information and face to face support specifically for young people and is open Monday – Friday, 1pm-5pm or telephone 01444 243922. Youth clubs for different age groups are run most evenings at Park Centre in Park Road, telephone 01444 235560.

As well as a wide range of sports clubs and activities at venues around the town, there are a number of informal outdoor facilities. These include a skate park in St John’s Park, a BMX track, kickabout areas in various parks, and a floodlit all-weather pitch at Fairfield Recreation Ground with facilities for tennis, basketball, netball and street hockey.

If you don’t have internet access and want to find out more about what is available for young people in Burgess Hill pop into the Help Point at 96 Church Walk or call 01444 247726 and a member of staff will be very pleased to help.

Whilst every care has been taken in compiling this publication and the statements contained herein are believed to be correct, the publishers and promoters cannot accept responsibility for any inaccuracies. Reproduction of any part of this publication in any format, without permission, is strictly forbidden. Photographs: Burgess Hill Town Council, Steve Robards and Mid Sussex District Council.