Monthly Archives: January, 2016
Found, an accidental encounter
A new art show opens at the Rye Creative Centre in New Road - but is it by accident ?
Swapping and socialising
Why has the Recycle Swap Shop been so successful over the last three years? Dan Lake talks to Mike Pepler
Plan prompts street outcry
As the latest version of the Neighbourhood Plan was being presented at St Mary’s Centre, stentorian cries could be heard along the High Street. But were they protesting against the proposals?
Food for thought – eat to win
Training and exercise needs to be matched with a healthy diet - but what does that mean? And why should drinkers beware ?
Woodland Trust seeks champions
Eight hundred years after a similar charter, plans are afoot for an updated Charter for Trees and local people are being asked to help
The rubbish saga continues . . .
Rother Council's contractors have not been collecting recycling bags from one house since Christmas. The owner is lost for words . . . nearly!
Body found on Camber beach
Something was fishy down on the beach, but the corpse was eventually correctly identified after an expert second opinion
Accident highlights black spot
Don’t assume that pedestrian crossings in Rye are safe. This one certainly is not as two victims can attest
Eight groups receive cash awards
Eight groups line up to receive grants in the Town Hall - but who are they?
And first out of the trap is . . .
Is there an election? Is he selling something? And when is it all going to happen? Uncertainty rules
Police also want tax increase
The police want an increase in their share of your council tax - but for what?
Recognition for gunner colonel
Why has a former Winchelsea Mayor been searching for a field in Northiam and has just received a French award?