Parish in Mid Sussex, West Sussex, England
| Coordinates: | 51.059, -0.135 |
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| OS grid ref: | TQ 30 30 |
| Population: | 1,424 |
Balcombe is a compact rural village and civil parish in Mid Sussex, West Sussex, England, lying a short distance north of Haywards Heath. It sits amid typical Sussex farmland and woodland and is served by a small station on the Brighton Main Line, making it popular with commuters while retaining a distinctly village feel.
The parish is notable for its Georgian country house, Balcombe Place, a historic church and a lively community calendar of fĂȘtes and local clubs. In recent years it also attracted national attention during the 2013 protests against exploratory drilling nearby; otherwise the local economy mixes agriculture, small businesses and commuter households drawn to nearby centres such as Gatwick and London.
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