Some UK towns can feel like they are in a state of decay, leaving locals feeling their taxes are little better than money down the drain. Many high streets have become ghost towns, with only large chains or resilient independent businesses managing to survive. Burgess Hill, once renowned for its thriving brick and tile-making industry and an annual St. John's Sheep Fair, is nestled just north of the affluent coastal city of Brighton in Sussex. However, some locals claim it's now a town in