Over 60’s enjoy themselves at summer festival in Burgess Hill

By Nicola BrothertonContributor
Published 4th Jul 2023, 10:07 BST
Updated 4th Jul 2023, 10:09 BST
MSOPC helpers with Mayor Janice HenwoodMSOPC helpers with Mayor Janice Henwood
MSOPC helpers with Mayor Janice Henwood
A summer festival for over 60’s took place in Burgess Hill last week, complete with free activities, lunch and a singer.

Mid Sussex Older People's Council organised the event, which was free for anyone over 60, at St. Wildrid's Parish Centre on Station Road. The charity aims to help tackle isolation and loneliness in Mid Sussex, and invited members of local groups from across Burgess Hill, so that people could try out activities which the groups have to offer.

Burgess Hill 'Men's Sheds' brought two magnificent weaving looms and wooden items which they make in their workshops. The Burgess Hill WI brought quilling for people to try and Burgess Hill U3A brought some cardmaking activities.

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