“Nice old style WHS branch with own Post Office counter instore. I venture in occasionally. Especially when there outside waiting for a bus, if I've eight to ten minutes left then I've enough time to recce through the maps section. Usually something nice and old school there in maps on London or Sussex generally.Bit of a crowded out filled shop which has a feeling of being a little bit claustrophobic in some of the Isles at times. Not therefore exacy the most relaxing store to venture into. But I like the staff as they're always polite, helpful and attentive in your transaction. Whenever I'm in Haywards Heath for something it is somewhere I pop into, to kill wait times before catching necessary buses back. One of the friendly places to go into on the Haywards Heath main shopping areas. ( In what honestly otherwise strangely I find not one of the exactly friendliest towns generally in the South East of the UK really. I'd actually label the populace local of Haywards Heath easily among the most unfriendly welcome places I've travelled to or through. They don't seem to like strange faces who they don't know here! Feel like I'm in one of those Hollywood US backwoods Deliverance or Wrong Turn towns sometimes here. Odd place, Haywards Heath. )”
Stationery Stores
“Nice old style WHS branch with own Post Office counter instore. I venture in occasionally. Especially when there outside waiting for a bus, if I've eight to ten minutes left then I've enough time to recce through the maps section. Usually something nice and old school there in maps on London or Sussex generally.Bit of a crowded out filled shop which has a feeling of being a little bit claustrophobic in some of the Isles at times. Not therefore exacy the most relaxing store to venture into. But I like the staff as they're always polite, helpful and attentive in your transaction. Whenever I'm in Haywards Heath for something it is somewhere I pop into, to kill wait times before catching necessary buses back. One of the friendly places to go into on the Haywards Heath main shopping areas. ( In what honestly otherwise strangely I find not one of the exactly friendliest towns generally in the South East of the UK really. I'd actually label the populace local of Haywards Heath easily among the most unfriendly welcome places I've travelled to or through. They don't seem to like strange faces who they don't know here! Feel like I'm in one of those Hollywood US backwoods Deliverance or Wrong Turn towns sometimes here. Odd place, Haywards Heath. )”