About Crawley
A Town for the future - It's a great place to live, work and visit with some of the best facilities in the south east.
Crawley is at the heart of one of the most dynamic regions in the country. It offers all the energy and excitement of a thriving town set alongside the beautiful countryside of West Sussex.
Download this PDF for more information about Crawley.
Crawley Borough Council
Crawley Borough Council is based at the Town Hall, The Boulevard, Crawley RH10 1UZ.
Tel: 01293 438717. Services can be accessed 24 hours via the Council's website.
Help Point
You can contact the Help Point with questions on any service provided by Crawley Borough Council, West Sussex County Council or for local NHS enquiries.
The Help Point is located at Crawley Town Hall and enquiries can be made Mon - Fri 8.30am-5pm.
Telephone enquiries are also welcome. Please call 01293 438325 or fax 01293 551803
The Council also operates a textphone service for deaf textphone users.
Please call 01293 405202.
A Brief History of Crawley
Crawley's history can be traced as far back as the Stone (Neolithic) Age.Download this PDF for more information regarding the History of Crawley.
Sport and leisure
Crawley is hard to beat for its sporting and leisure facilities particularly with the opening of the new K2 Sports and Leisure Centre. Crawley also has night clubs, a 15-screen cinema and great places to eat. There is also one of the best theatres in the south east based in a lovely woodland setting. The Relaxing section of the webite has full listings of business that will help you Relax With Us.
Shopping
Crawley is the ideal place to shop, dine, or enjoy the wealth of leisure facilities. From the charming historic High Street, to the modern shopping centre at County Mall - there is something for everyone. Popular High Street stores are well represented, coupled with good access and excellent parking facilities. The Shopping section of the webite has full listings to help you make the most of Shopping With Us.
Green Spaces
Crawley has some great open spaces, including Tilgate Park, a wonderful public park set in 400 acres and home to a golf course and nature centre.
All the town's parks and open spaces are linked by the Crawley Millennium Greenway, a circular route around the town for walkers, runners and cyclist.
Download this PDF to find out more about Crawley's Green Spaces.
Future plans
Crawley Borough Council's town motto is I grow and I rejoice
and the town is booming.
Download this PDF to read why Crawley is The Town for the Future.
