Monthly Archives: November, 2015
Season’s best for Casuals
Icklesham Casuals 1st team produced what was probably their best performance of the season as they faced Bexhill AAC whilst the 2nd team were away to St Leonard's in a game which ended up being abandoned
Lease of life for Sports Centre
"Rumours of my death are much exaggerated" once said Mark Twain. The same, it would seem, applies to the Sports Centre, as a new lease has just been granted to the operators
Local police seek coppers
PCC Katy Bourne has been assessing and consulting on the need for additional police funding, which could be achieved by increasing the precept on the Council Tax. Kenneth Bird explains
Cuts increase terror danger
Cuts in police funding represent a potential danger to us all, argues Granville Bantick
Memories of James 100 years on
Next year is the centenary of American writer Henry James' death. The National Trust is appealing for information
Lets go to the movies!
Showing at Rye Kino from Friday November 20 is the profoundly moving story of Eilis Lacey, a young Irish immigrant navigating her way through 1950s Brooklyn
Exit visitors, enter scaffolds
In spring the bulbs flower and leaves unfurl. In autumn, scaffolding rises to the sky. Why?
Harbouring sweet smells
The aroma drifts into the road and Heidi Foster follows her nose on a personal shopping trip
The road to hell is paved . . .
Given the number of dogs seen around Rye and its environs, life presents one continuing challenge. Sarah Nelson reports