Monthly Archives: May, 2016
Tourist information neglected
Who is responsible for promoting tourism about our coastline asks one Rye News reader? The information boards are in a terrible state
Turnout rises but still pitiful
Although turnout for the Sussex PCC election increased in May, it was still woefully low. Rother turnout was well below the national average
Sea Cadets remember Jutland
Listen to John Rodley talk about the Battle of Jutland to help raise funds for sea cadets
Rye Bonfire Auction of Promises
Rye Bonfire Auction of Promises Antiques & Miscellaneous Items 2016, Thursday May 19, at the Mermaid Inn, Mermaid Street, Rye. Featuring framed original by Prince Romanov..
Whistling for the wind
Perfect weather for the beach, but frustrating for the sailing cruisers trying to race
Triathlon tales
Triathlon is not just a sport for the young with their 'Fitbits', it can be an absorbing sport at any age, as Granville Bantick demonstrates
New season starts with a draw
Rye Cricket Club began the new season as the 1st, 2nd and 3rd teams were all in action. Martin Blincow reports on the weekend's activity
Lets go to the movies!
This week's featured Movie - Captain America: Civil War - having saved the world together twice, new rules drive a wedge between them and turn the Avengers against each other
RDC’s 150,000 pieces of silver
So what will Rother do with their windfall? Andy Stuart voices his thoughts
A cry from the heart
The wedding season is upon us, and the Town Crier's bell is in full swing. In our Ryers Unwrapped series, Stephen Ashley King went to meet the man in the tricorn hat
Rye Wheelers’ fun in France
We nearly had to stay in our cars overnight in France as Booking.com let us down and didn't book our designated hotel but calm prevailed amongst the 11 Wheelers and a solution was found
Nomadic in Northiam
Crowds flocked to various venues in Northiam to admire and purchase plants, before a tea party