Monthly Archives: November, 2015
Questions we should be asking?
Car parking charges, police cuts - your comments keep coming in. But are there more questions Rye News should be asking? Tell us today
Butchery bursts into song
A well known Rye saga is getting a new lease of life . . . by being set to music. Andy Stuart reveals all
Petanque season closes with prizes
The petanque season is over. Dennis Leeds-George has the results of this highly competitive game
Beckley down but not out
On Saturday November 21 Beckley Rangers Eagles U18s played Tonbridge Junior Blues in the Crowborough league division A. Derek Fraser reports
Casuals fall at home
Following the postponement of their previous match the 2nd team of Icklesham Casuals entertained a strong Robertsbridge United II on Saturday November 21. Read Jo Mayne's report
Dilys, a woman with many hats
Actress, writer, retailer, volunteer, estate agent - Dilys Mayor has brought many creative talents here as Dee Alsey discovers in her Ryers Unwrapped series of interviews
Old warships never die . . .
A nautical landmark for the past few years is shortly to disappear to start a new life, at sea helping others
Did you see darts champion?
Did you see local darts hero Denny Gower in action in one of our local pubs in the '70s or '80s? Darts historian Patrick Chaplin is looking for eye witnesses to his record breaking feat
A hot time for quizzing
Five letters, allegedly more popular than fish and chips, rhymes with speeding up and comes in more than 57 varieties. Heidi sets a quiz
Feast of Delights delighted all!
A Feast of Delights was served up at the Rye Creative Centre last weekend
Let’s go to the movies!
This week's featured film showing at the Rye Kino is "He Named me Malala" - An intimate portrait of Malala Yousafzai, who was wounded when Taliban gunmen opened fire on her school bus in Pakistan's Swat Valley...
Dick and cat go for gold
Look out he's behind you! Oh no, he isn't! Oh yes he is ! It must be panto time again - with Dick Whittington and his cat. For three performances only