Monthly Archives: October, 2016
A niche community bus success
Nearly £ 2,000 was raised for the new John Izod community bus at the Niche Fashion Show held last week
Swap shop’s 4th anniversary
Since the recycle swapshop started four years ago, it has become a popular success and its results are measurable in numbers
Rye Chronicle just published
An entertaining new book has just been published about some Rye 'characters' seen about the town every day, but not often spoken to.
Prestigious award for Tuscan
Another accolade for Rye hospitality comes with an award for authentic Italian cuisine won by the Tuscan Rye in Lion Street
Bonfire, battle & stormin’ Normans
Did torrential rain, blasting winds and soaked spectators cast a dampener on Hastings bonfire blast on Saturday? Of course not - the town shook itself off like a wet dog and romped home
No shame in crying
On a cold and windy October morning, visitors to Hastings were crying with joy as a fascinated crowd watched with interest
Business Spotlight: Purdie Gallery
We may stop to admire a creative seasonal window display, enjoy the fragrance as we pass a shop, or be tempted by some sweet treat, but how much do we know about the person behind the scene who is making it all happen
Mysterious finds to ponder over
Next time please take your rubbish with you and not leave it cluttering the beach for others to clear
The rain falls as the goals flow
Last Saturday 8 October in a match sponsored by Pete the pane Window Cleaning Services Rye Town made the trip to face 2nd placed Herstmonceux, with both teams hoping to continue there unbeaten starts to the season. Shane Ridgers reports.
Turpin’s private view of Dixter
The private view of Louis Turpin's exhibition at Dixter resulted in the sale of ten works, and provides a new perception of the Great Hall itself