Monthly Archives: October, 2015
Sara’s got talent enough
The first ever "Rye's Got Talent" took place on Friday October 23 and showcased an array of talent . . . and a seven year old stole the show
Let’s go to the movies!
The Suffragettes are coming to town! Details of this week’s movies and special events at Rye Kino follow
New Bond shakes and stirs
The latest James Bond arrives at the Kino with First Night drinks. Ray Prewer reports
Take five at the Mermaid
Last Thursday, October 22, I went to the Tudor Room at The Mermaid Inn for a jazz supper. I didn’t know what a treat was in store. Review by Ray Prewer
A piano without a pianist
How can a piano be played without a pianist? Mike Boyd (above) has the answer and Irna Mortlock spells out what happened
CFAiR backs 20mph speed limit
Following two recent traffic accidents involving children, Campaign For Action in Rye (CFAiR) will campaign for a 20mph speed limit - but on which streets?
Living on the edge of the tide
As the tide rises it spreads out either side of the main channel, but a "surge" could be devastating. Charles Harkness investigates
Speed spotlight on Tilling Green
A recent accident has put the spotlight on speeding in Mason Road and Tilling Green Residents Association has been discussing this. Donna Lake reports
The cross, crescent – and stick?
A reader wrote in asking why the British Legion's "Poppy Appeal" featured sticks rather than the usual crosses. Seana Lanigan investigates
Save those in peril on the sea
Do you want to be a hero or heroine? Rye Harbour will soon be celebrating some past heroes. Learn about this essential service
Catwomen and men needed
Hundreds of cats and kittens have been helped locally by a charity. But it's now running out of volunteers
History that rose from the sea
Gazing to the East and down river the fragile nature of the Marsh and the ever present threatening tides become obvious - but what history lurks there ? A Museum speaker will tell all.