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The Bedelands Farm nature reserve, the Martlets shopping, and a West Sussex commuter town between Brighton and Gatwick with good transport links and growing independent food scene
A little history
Burgess Hill developed as a railway town in the mid-19th century, growing rapidly as a commuter settlement for London. The town's proximity to Brighton and Gatwick has made it one of the larger West Sussex towns. The Bedelands nature reserve preserves ancient farmland on the edge of town.
Bedelands Farm nature reserve for walking and wildlife. The town centre is improving with independent food and retail. Brighton is 20 minutes away by train for wider dining choice.
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The town centre has independent cafes and a growing restaurant scene. The Martlets has food options. Brighton is easily accessible for wider dining.
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Burgess Hill is a place in West Sussex known for the Bedelands Farm nature reserve, the Martlets shopping, and a West Sussex commuter town between Brighton and Gatwick with good transport links and growing independent food scene. Burgess Hill developed as a railway town in the mid-19th century, growing rapidly as a commuter settlement for London. The population is around 32,000.
The town centre has independent cafes and a growing restaurant scene. The Martlets has food options. Brighton is easily accessible for wider dining.
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Roam covers Burgess Hill and the surrounding area in West Sussex, including Hassocks, Hurstpierpoint, Keymer, Ditchling, Wivelsfield, Haywards Heath, Cuckfield and Bolney.
