Monthly Archives: June, 2016

Hear all about JAM preparations, though not the one you might expect! This is the festival with cultural events for everyone

What better way to spend a late afternoon than by listening to Informal and entertaining readings in the ambience of Lamb House garden

Wall of Sound singing ensemble joins Eastbourne Royal Hippodrome choir as the backing group for Blake, the award winning male vocal group

YT93 Performing Arts Academy presents live music from the ...

There were thousands of rock'n'roll, blues and music fans in Camber at the weekend when the 20th Rockabilly Rave took place at Pontins. There were amazing singers, dancers and musicians some of whom had interesting aliases, and the partygoers even had time to don their best jeans and fifties check jackets to pop into Rye between the live music sessions

If you are interested in Anglo Saxon artefacts the story of the Ship at Sutton Hoo is worth looking into

Monica Edwards wrote many classic books for children, which are remembered more than 50 years on. A group of her admirers gathered in Rye Harbour to celebrate her work and explore some of the settings for her stories

A significant rise in buy to let properties in Rye in the past year (both long term and for holidays) has been reported by local estate agents and one town in Cornwall (St Ives) faced with similar problems is using their neighbourhood plan to tackle the issue head on. But what is a Neighbourhood Plan ? Anthony Kimber provides an update

When the stone cross crashed to the ground in a storm several years ago, it was seen by St Mary's church surveyor, John Gurney, as a problem waiting to happen

With the passing of Jimper Sutton, Rye has lost another wonderful character

The rains held off and a good time was had by all at the annual hospital fete

Strand Quay became as French as Maigret for a few hours on Saturday