Monthly Archives: July, 2015
School’s out, weather changes
Whether holidaymakers are at sea or on the sand they can still run into difficulties and when the weather is as changeable as it has been, their problems are wide- ranging - from a beached boat to a family row that gets out of hand or a traffic jam
Rye Harbour are petanque champs
With only 30 or so miles between Rye and France, it is not surprising that the French game of Petanque (or boules) is alive, well and flourishing in this part of the country. League matches are played every Tuesday and Dennis Leeds-George has the results so far.
Rye 2nds get back on track
Rye second team revivied their season with an impressive batting display against Glynde followed by some efficient fielding
Kshemal tops wicket chart
Rye's cricketers entertained Wisborough Green at the Salts looking for a win which would push them closer to the promotion spots. Read Martin Blincow's report here
Sun shines for Music Well
The Music Well held their annual Open Garden on Saturday July 18 at Little Orchard House, Rye to raise funds to help support their music-based therapy and support services. Continuous music of many styles ensured that there was never a quiet moment during the day
Tragedy strikes at Greyhound
This week Beer & Skittles no. 14 recalls a lost beer house of Rye, from the mid-19th century
Geoff’s hobbies range wide
Geoff Boudreau has been running Grammar School Records from the old grammar school in Rye High Street for nearly 25 years but passion for vinyl is only one aspect of his life
Two buses, three churches & tea
In blazing sunshine, thirty five Friends of St Mary's met at Rye Station Approach to board two community buses for the annual visit to a selection of churches on Romney Marsh. This year the choice was Snave, Appledore and Stone in Oxney.