3 Feb/March


Welcome to the Feb/March edition of the Mid Sussex Handbook and to a wealth of local Businesses both large and small.


Ok peeps it’s nearly time for the annual Haywards Heath Bike Ride. This is the 7th year the event has taken place and your efforts will be helping Age UK West Sussex and local Autism Support and will be taking place on Sunday 2nd April 2017.


See page 36/7 for more details or visit www.haywardsheathlive.co.uk Come on and lets make it the biggest and best one ever.


Sharon & Phil Scott Address


25 Muster Green Haywards Heath W. Sussex RH16 4AL


Editor / Sales


Sharon Scott


Website / Phil Scott


Sales phil@handbooksonline.co.uk Printers


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An index of advertisers in this issue can be found on the inside back page with a fuller directory of local businesses at


www.midsussexhandbook.co.uk


Front Page Back Page


01444 412552 sharon@handbooksonline.co.uk


Features Gardening


How To Hedge 50 Lifestyle & Miscellany


Parenting - What To Do If You Think Your Child Is Being Bullied 8 Health - Ovarian Cancer Awareness Week 12


Home & Interiors - Playtime 14


Hobbies - A Hobbie That Lasts 150 Years 18


Computer Tip - Don’t Buy A New One Yet 22


Travel - Bergen Norway 27 Receipe - Thai Green Curry 30


Finance - It May Not Be To Late To Make A Claim For Payment Protection Insurance (PPI)


Pets - Should Your Rabbit Live In or Out


34 39


Life List - It’s All Right For Some! 39 History - Happy New March! 44


Travel - Ahgkor Wat Cambodia 48


Driving - Teaching To Tie Shoelaces 49 Puzzles


Childrens Page 4 Suduko 19


Wordsearch 46


Steve Farrell Molly Maids


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