The shopping centre is a good focal point for a shopping expedition in Haywards heath. It has a…read morefairly spacious couple of car parks adjacent to it and houses a pretty eclectic range of businesses. There is a good balance of high street names (M&S, New Look, Superdrug) alongside a number of useful independent businesses (butcher, chemist, key/shoe repairs) and it is semi covered, reminiscent of an Italian Loggia. This keeps the centre airy, but also provides shelter if it is raining. There is also a pretty bad bronze 'sculpture' depicted two parents swinging their young daughter into the air. Whether she is jumping for joy at being in Haywards Heath, or slipping on a banana skin is hard to tell, but I suppose they tried at least! On most days there are also a number of trader's stalls set up offering fruit and veg, local cheese and similar produce. I like this and it creates a market feel, where you get a bit more hands on than searching through rails or isles in the shops proper. It could have benefited with being a little bigger, or having a second storey but seeing as it opens out onto the main high street with a lot of shops it may have been kept small to prevent empty units and a ghost town effect. This is certainly not a 'mall' to rival anything from the USA, but it serves it's purpose for a general shop on the weekend if you don't fancy the hectic frenzy of Brighton.

Brighton's Imperial Arcade is a mini shopping mall in the centre, situated along Western Road and…read morethe side of the large Three store. It isn't too small and is more of a passageway, which is why I was surprised to see it on Yelp, yet happy to offer my feedback in the form of a review. Many of the stores located here such as O2 and Starbucks only have their back entrances here of which are all blocked off, meaning you have to go onto the main road to get into the stores anyway. Pretty old-fashioned with some nice infrastructure which is hard to find in the retail area of Brighton, away from the Pier so that warrants an extra star. 2*

This is a pretty little arcade with an arched glass ceiling and dangling Victorian streetlamp style…read morelights. You will be able to get fed in here, get a haircut and even play a Wargame at Wargames Heaven. This is also home to Alliance and Leicester and 02 plus Cafe Nero (which I used to go to smoke and drink coffee pre-smoking ban). A pleasant little walkway.

The shop is good but debenhams is closed. I wish I could go there again but the shopping centre is…read moreso good that I loved it

As Malls go this one is OK. Anchor stores include Debenhams, BHS & Boots. There is a fair mix of…read moreshops- Monsoon, Disney, La Sensa, River Island, Claires, Pineapple + all the normal ones. Plenty of eateries, although the large one on the 1st floor is nothing to rave about & very noisy. Always clean, Multi story car park with plenty of paypoints, toilets are million times better since the alterations, pleasant staff, plenty of escalators but only two lifts so don't park on the very top floor if you need one. I think the Christmas lights & Santas Grotto are very disappointing this year not up to previous standards. Bus station one side & train station the other. All the other major store are situated in the pedestrian precinct just outside the mall.

Found this village while on the way back from Chichester. A really nice concept of shopping. There…read moreat least eleven different areas of supplies catered for here. You need to look on the website for further details. Particular interest to my wife in Lucy Jayne. for me it's John's Fruit and Veg. Parking is brilliant.

Fantastic architecture can be seen here. The Arcade has a long history and has had various uses…read moreover the years. It houses so many differernt types of shops/stores. I have known it over the years from a young lad to now, not so young lad, and it still holds the magic !! Hardressers, burgers, theatre ticketsall manner of things to be had. Very well maintained and there is no shortage of places to eatall competitive!!

Great shop for both of us. Beautiful specialised windows and main door. The entrance has a mosaic…read moreshowing G. Roydon.believed to be a well known photographer in the early 1900's. The shop has a huge range of gifts, wrappings and trappings that will make your head spin. Lovely aromas from the heady scent of soaps and candles. It has been knocked through to the next building so be careful of the step down otherwise you'll be over!!

Between the Lines is situated on North Street in the centre of Midhurst. It is, I think, my…read morefavourite shop in the town, particularly because it can often be a one stop shop for last minute birthday presents. It has a great, really varied selection of cards (including lots of cards for special events, anniversaries etc). It also has a good selection of gifts (by people such as Emma Bridgewater and East of India) CDs and wrapping paper,. The prices are reasonable too, in comparison with London prices.

Every Saturdays, from 7 am to 5pm, on Upper Gardner Street there is a lot of independent stalls…read morethat sell everything from secondhand books, antiques, records, clothes to street food and vegetables. Every time I go there I usually manage to find and buy a vintage cookery book. I have now four cookery books, they were published between 1911 and 1970. On Upper Gardner Street there is also a very big two storey antique shops which I really like: North Laine Antique & Fleamarket, it is the perfect place to find old fashioned plates and cups of tea for example.

The best thing about this market is it has such a variety of stalls, which makes it much more fun…read moreto walk around than if it was just fashion or organic vegetables. This street really does come alive every Saturday with sellers and prospective buyers. I sometimes wonder how these people have the energy to move larger items like bookcases and tables from place to place, especially first thing in the morning. You've got to have a passion for it is all I can say. Personally I'm a fan of perusing the vintage jewellery, the second hand books and records, the retro clothes stalls and the cakes!

What a find…read more This is an excellent little second-hand bookshop with an amazing stock of books. I could have spent a whole day in here, and also spent silly amount of money. The interior is just as a second-hand bookshop should be - narrow passages, creaky stairs, old wooden bookcases. The stock includes especially large sections on transport, history, military history and local history, and has a good selection of second-hand Ordnance Survey maps. In the end, I managed to restrain myself and bought just one book (an Anniversary present for my long-suffering significant other). You could buy a much nicer souvenir of historic Arundel in here than in many of tourist tat shops nearby. Recommended.

Lovely old shop, right next door to a great novelty shop. Situated very central to everything you…read moreneed in Arundel. Huge range of stock as can be found in all branches of Kim's. Good place to be if your wife/husband is shopping elsewhere. Can be a bit tight getting around the shop, (don't go in with any shopping bags). Prices very reasonable and you can be tempted to spend more than you were going to!