Monthly Archives: June, 2016
Football’s coming home
Following the demise of Rye United, a couple have worked hard to bring football back to Rye, with the newly formed Rye Town FC. Dan Lake reports
Marsh churches kept standing
The Romney Marsh Historical Churches Trust plays a vital role in maintaining the fabric of the churches on Romney Marsh
Go wild at the Nature Reserve
Getting up close to the natural world on your doorstep at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve is not only good for your health, it can teach new skills
Gated development scuppered
Winchelsea has failed to secure a Lottery grant to repair its deteriorating Pipewell Gate. What next?
Poetry in motion at the wine bar
Olde Worlde Wines is hosting a regular poetry afternoon. Relax with a glass of wine, an open mind and get your verse out
Let’s go to the movies!
This weeks featured movie is Bridge of Spies showing at Rye Community Film Club on Friday 03 June in support of St Michael's Hospice..
Running the Rye 10, Nice Work!
Want to spend your Sunday morning in an active sport? How about last Sunday's Rye 10 race for some 200 runners
Time Team-style probe on graves
A local historian’s research persuades Rother District Council of their incorrect records of workhouse pauper’s graves, removing an obstacle to the much-needed expansion of Rye cemetery
Sunny day at the Elysian Centre
The Elysian centre on Cinque Ports Street was officially opened on Sunday May 29 when a steady stream of local residents, visitors, friends and neighbours came to look around the premises, talk to the practitioners and bask in the afternoon sun
Blooming marvellous sweet peas!
Glorious flowers at St Peter's and Paul's Church Peasmarsh had to be seen to be believed