Monthly Archives: August, 2016
Exam success for Rye College
The nervous wait is over and exam results are in, but how did Rye College and the Art Studio do?
Hospice reopens after fire
St Michael's Hospice has risen magnificently refurbished after the fire last year, thanks to its Phoenix Appeal
Five die on Camber Sands
Another sea tragedy hits Camber Sands with rescue services unable to save the victims
Car chase ended here
A family were woken up to find an unexpected visitor in their front room on Tuesday
Much Ado braves all weathers
It would seem we can't get enough of Shakespeare this year. He had a way with words for sure, as The Lamb Players' performance reminded us
Blooming marvellous
Amusing carrots, lengthy cucumbers and glamorous onions were all on the table at the Rye fruit and vegetable show last weekend. The giant pumpkins were on the floor as their huge weight meant that they could not be lifted by humans
A last hurrah for Shakespeare!
Shakespeare is fed up with writing plays, so he gets Rye's John Fletcher to do it for him........
Ends Monday, Tuesday Painters
The Tuesday Painters end their exhibition on Bank Holiday Monday, but there is an opportunity to visit all weekend.
Dining out in Rye
The decor may seem curious to some, but even a sophisticated London journo drools over the food
Let’s go sailing with RHSC
Another invitation to try your hand at sailing with the Rye Harbour Sailing Club
The bells of hell go ting-a-ling….
The anonymous complaint about church bells has stirred up something of a hornets nest