Monthly Archives: March, 2016
Dig deep to plant forest
Forests do not usually spring up over night - but one garden is having a go
Rugby café scrums down
Where might be the last, and first, place you think of to get a hearty breakfast
Eagles win tough encounter
On Sunday March 6 Beckley Rangers Eagles under 18s travelled away to Heathfield to take on Broad Oak. Derek Fraser reports
Doubts over CFAiR’s future
The Campaign For Action in Rye (CFAiR) is at a turning point after one year's life - but a way forward is stalled in the planning process
Cleaning up for the Queen
'Clean for the Queen' attracted considerable support and is likely to be repeated
Choppers increase airport risk
Although the completion of the runway extension at Lydd Airport has been delayed, the permissible increase in aircraft movements has heightened fears of a nuclear disaster, according to a local pressure group
Giant eggs laid on Camber beach
Who or what was responsible for the giant eggs that appeared on the beach at Camber last week? Could it be a huge prehistoric sea creature, taking advantage of the shallow water and lack of tourists to reproduce? There is only one way to find out