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Turns out there is no permanent car parking, only potential options are free parking at station car park for 10 years or potentially paying for private parking somewhere close by for ten years. This is probably more of an issue than the noise! Thanks again for the advice.

One more question, I promise! the couple of "blockades" per year, how long are they likely to be? Thanks for your help so far. --- old post above --- --- new post below --- Thanks all for your replies, extremely helpful, much appreciated!

Hi, this is really helpful, thank you very much. Regarding the freight train times on the RTT, if my understanding is correct, you're saying more "paths" will be used over the next few years but not on a frequent basis? Also, if they are testing the Thameslink trains, will they be stopping in...

Thanks. I don't know the Haywards Heath area that well, but I've been looking for property close to the station. What your are your thoughts on the flats? i.e. are they desirable given how close they are to the rail line and is the Boltro Road location a good part of Haywards Heath?

Yes it's the new flats on Boltro Road. I went for a viewing a few weeks back, the flats are great, but as you can see I have an issue with the trains. I didn't consider the work on Waitrose/Car Park/Bridge being carried out at night, thanks for the advise. It seems with the maintenance work...

Thanks for this link. Unless I have read it wrong, there appears to be quite a few freight trains running through Haywards Heath after midnight. --- old post above --- --- new post below --- Do you know if this will be throughout the night? --- old post above --- --- new post below ---...

Hi, I'm looking to buy a refurbished flat which literally backs onto the Haywards Heath mainline. It is right next to the station, so the trains won't be going past at speed but slowly chugging in. The flat I am looking at, I would guess is around 20-30 metres away from the line, with a few...