Monthly Archives: June, 2014
Rudd reports
Residents question their MP about her annual report on a number of issues that include transport and housing
Prepare to be astonished
A repeat performance: Taek Gi Lee, victor at the Hastings International Piano Concerto Competition, will give the winner's recital at Fairlight Hall this weekend
Badgered but bullish
TB testing is an expensive and perilous part of the livestock farmer's year. The cattle don't like it and some farms have found the hassle to be too much
Eggstraodinary effort
The Easter fundraising efforts of the Cock Inn at Peasmarsh - for local hospices - have earned it recognition from Rye & District Lions
Listing Rye’s war memorial
An architect who designed many buildings in and around Rye also created the model for war memorials constructed throughout the country. It is fitting that the town seeks to have its own memorial in St Mary's churchyard listed
Council recycling rubbish
Residents rush to clarify details of new collection policies and times before switch over on June 30
Corset would happen to me!
In the first Tale from the Town, our correspondent recalls a spry friend of advancing years drawing an amusing conclusion from his doctor's advice
End of an eyesore in sight
After 12 years the days are numbered for a blot on the townscape in Rye's Cinque Ports Street. Work has started on a £2.5 million redevelopment for shops and homes
Boules season takes off
The five pétanque leagues in and around Rye are enjoying a good summer. The sport is growing fast. It is competitive, fun and easy to learn