Main towns in West Sussex
| Arundel | Bognor Regis | Burgess Hill |
| Arundel is one of the prettiest towns in south east England, with a beautiful castle, great shopping, a cathedral and a relaxed feel to the town centre. | Bognor Regis epitomises the Sussex seaside holiday town - founded just over 200 years ago as an upmarket resort, it now has a population of well over 60,000 people. | Burgess Hill is one of the fastest growing towns in South East England, popular with commuters and with speedy rail links to London and Brighton. |
| Chichester | Crawley | East Grinstead |
| The small cathedral city of Chichester is the adminsitrative capital of West Sussex and is very popular with tourists who enjoy the fine Georgian architecture and good shops. | Crawley is the economic powerhouse of West Sussex, a New Town which has expanded rapidly driven in part by the travel industry and nearby Gatwick airport. | East Grinstead is a relatively wealthy town near the Surrey Border with a lovely historic High Street and a good selection of shops in the town centre. |
| Haywards Heath | Horsham | Littlehampton |
| Haywards Heath came into being as a result of the coming of the railway to the town and it has grown non stop ever since. The heart of Mid Sussex. | Horsham is an ancient market town with a modern shopping centre alongside interesting old buildings, especially around the beautiful Causeway area. | Littlehampton is a small seaside town at the mouth of the River Arun, with a marina, good beach and plenty of attractions for holidaymakers. |
| Midhurst | Petworth | Shoreham-by-Sea |
| Midhurst is a small but perfectly formed town which is often voted one of the best towns to live in England. | Petworth is a Wealden town still dominated by Petworth House and the Leconfield Estate - the town is famous for its huge number of thriving antiques shops. | Shoreham-by-Sea is Sussex's hardest working port town, with a Harbour where the River Adur meets the Sussex coastline. |
| Steyning | Worthing | |
| Steyning is a truly ancient town, reputedly founded by St Cuthman, and with pretty buildings, interesting shops and a gentle pace of life. | Worthing is the largest seaside town in West Sussex, with a sea front packed with hotels and guest houses, a fine beach and a population approaching 100,000 people. |
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