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Latest News...
07 Oct 08 Mid Sussex's outstanding outdoors - Mid Sussex District Council's team were last week recognised as being one of the leaders in...
07 Oct 08 Greener spaces, better places - Mid Sussex District Council is teaching schoolchildren why it is important to take care of their...
07 Oct 08 Shiver me timbers! A pirate ship is heading for Olympos Burgess Hill - Olympos Burgess Hill, the largest of the three leisure centres owned by Mid Sussex District...
06 Oct 08 Conference looks ahead to future challenges in Mid Sussex - Mid Sussex District Council and nearly thirty organisations met at Clair Hall on 25 September for...
06 Oct 08 Station quarter concept improved - Clair Hall in Haywards Heath will remain open until a new state-of-the-art facility is built if...
Haywards Heath Station Quarter
Mid Sussex District Council is currently considering the latest concept scheme for the Haywards Heath Station Quarter, submitted by development partner Thornfield. Read the facts here.
Residents back Council priorities
A new survey conducted on behalf of Mid Sussex District Council has confirmed that most local people are very happy with the area in which they live and support the Council's priorities. Key findings show that 85% of respondents were satisfied with their local area, 64% were satisfied with the way the Council runs things and 64% felt informed about what the Council does.
District Council has no investment in failing Icelandic banks
You may have seen reports in the media concerning Local Authority funds invested in Icelandic banks in general and in the failed Landsbanki in particular. Mid Sussex District Council would like to reassure residents that it is not one of the authorities with Icelandic investments.
West Sussex County Council is one of the affected authorities and has issued a statement to explain its position.
Greener spaces, better places
Mid Sussex District Council is offering local Primary Schools the chance to take part in a new environmental education programme. The ‘Greener spaces, better places' course has been drawn up by MSDC officers to teach young children how to look after the environment. The programme is completely free of charge and covers key stage 1 and 2 of the National Curriculum.
Any school that would like to discuss the programme or to book a session should contact MSDC Park Ranger Vanessa Head on 01444 477561 or email enveducation@midsussex.gov.uk.
