A New Community Sports Hub

The future of sport in Burgess Hill is bright, with the regeneration set to see a network of complementary leisure facilities in the north west of the town to help promote an active lifestyle and benefit all age groups.
A New Community Sports Hub

In 2017, The Triangle Leisure Centre saw the first stage of this investment. This included a £2.2m refit to provide a new gym, climbing wall, additional sports studio and café to bolster its existing facilities. This comes alongside a refurbishment to the Leisure Pool in Summer 2018. The plans have supported the St Paul’s Catholic College sports facilities which are available for local sports teams to hire.

Construction is also underway for a new Centre for Outdoor Sport. Situated on an 8.6-hectare block of land within the Brookleigh development, the Centre for Outdoor Sport will provide first-class facilities for the district. The sports mix, refined over three years through extensive engagement, consultation and data analysis, will complement the district's existing sports infrastructure, offering a variety of sports like football, rugby, and cricket.

Latest Projects

Schools & Other Community Facilities
Schools & Other Community Facilities
Community and infrastructure

The proposals will see a considerable investment in new community facilities across the town. The Northern Arc will provide two new primary schools as well as a secondary school. The developments will also provide several new community hubs with local shops and services as well as a dedicated Centre for Community Sport.

Innovative Research & Development
Green Circle & Community Open Space

Community and infrastructure

The proposals will provide greater access to the countryside as well as a new network of scenic walkways and cycle routes. The Northern Arc and other developments will also provide substantial community open space, children’s play areas, allotments and sports facilities to promote a healthy lifestyle for local residents.

Town Centre Regeneration
Town Centre Regeneration
Community and infrastructure

A major catalysts for growth and visible signs of regeneration in Burgess Hill will be NewRiver’s proposed regeneration of Burgess Hill town centre.
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