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Burgess Hill Weekly News Round-Up
April 15th 2006 - April 21st 2006
By Neil Saunders

 

Rubbish
Councillor Tony Balsdon is disappointed at the response when only a handful of volunteers turned up to clear litter from Victoria Business Park. The council had a two-part action plan on cleaning up the industrial estate. The first was where residents would suggest places that needed cleaning and the second was when those places were cleaned; the first activity attracting more participants than the first.

What a splendid idea! Not just do we spend extortionate amounts of council tax on services, but now we are expected to provide them ourselves. What next? A free mop and bucket with your locker band at the Triangle?

Praise For Our Town Council
Yes, really, Burgess Hill Town Council did an excellent job with the St George's Day Celebration. The atmosphere in the town was fantastic, with face painting for the children and Mid Sussex Brass Band playing at the bottom of Church Walk. It was a proper community day. Of course, should the proposed redevelopment of the town go ahead then the brass band would have been playing in the middle of a main road.

Better Mid-Sussex
Remember the out-of-touch panel who made decisions for the redevelopment and dismissed Burgess Hill as a "discount town"? Well, they won't be happy. We are to have a new pound shop. How vulgar! All those lower class oiks dizzy with excitement after having splashed out on new tops in Peacocks and Quality Seconds, pouring into yet another den of inequity!

I rather hope it is a proper Poundland, with its ink cartridges and photo paper for a quid. I obviously have far too much money to spend and should spend my time doing something worthwhile instead, like cleaning up litter for the council on the industrial estate.

Dentists
News comes to me of the latest Act Too Production. At the Hawth in Crawley between 31 May and 3 June is The Little Shop Of Horrors. The founder of Act Too, Lance Milton, has rather modestly given himself a lead role. And given his wife, Sarah, one as well.

Lance is to be the dentist, Orin Scrivello, who enjoys inflicting pain. This must involve a great deal of acting skill. Lance enjoy suffering and causing misery? How very different from the Lance Milton we grew to know and love at Oakmeeds in the 1980s.

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