In today's Mid Sussex Times: 'Couple's '˜real living hell' in New Zealand earthquake'
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In today’s Mid Sussex Times: A college has improved but Ofsted still say it is not good enough, a school pupil sings with West End stars, Cubs, Scouts and Beavers have started a collection for the Haywards Heath food bank and a director has climbed the highest living Christmas tree in preparation of Glow Wild – a winter lantern festival.
Also in today’s paper: Haywards Heath Town Council explains why it hopes residents will back the neighbourhood plan in the referendum on Thursday, December 1.
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