Monthly Archives: January, 2017
Dental help for refugees
The experiences of a dentist in the refugee camps of norther Greece will be the subject of a talk at St Mary's centre next month
Southern for the chop?
What is the future for Southern? Reports are coming in that the DfT might be about to take action
Academy plans for brighter future
Rye Academy, which runs the town's schools, has abandoned plans for a new building on the Lower School site, but the new chief executive of Rye Academy Trust is determined to recover lost momentum and improve the educational offer
Landgate report still awaited
A report, promised 13 months ago, is still to arrive, but for an ancient monument built in the 14th century that is not a long time - unless it is are falling apart and bits may land on a passing pedestrian or vehicle
Housing plans face changes
Government plans to solve the country's housing crisis may be published shortly, but what impact will they have on Rye ?
More refugee blankets on the way
Freezing weather here, but at least most of us have walls and roofs to protect us from the elements. Rye knitters are sending home made blankets to refugees in need with their love
Rum Racers brave the cold
RHSC members braved the cold conditions for their Rum Race - the first sailing event of the year
Refugees in need of help locally
Help is needed by local organisations for the resettlement of refugees
Pianists to compete at Hastings
It is almost time for the annual Hastings International Piano Concerto Competition again and David Hance reports on the preparations for this year
Let’s go to the movies!
La La Land tops the bill again but there's still a chance to see The Carer - filmed at Boughton Monchelsea - and Kino specials The Eagle Huntress, BAFTA-winning documentary about a Kazakh girl; and an exhibition on screen, The Curious World of Hieronymus Bosch