Monthly Archives: March, 2017
Town cruise into the final
Rye Town faced Bexhill United II in the first of 2 semi finals read how they got on. Dan Lake reports
Review of Bexhill governance
Prompted by a petition, Rother District Council is reviewing the governance of Bexhill. Should it have its own Town Council like Rye or would it be better to set up a more powerful Area Committee? The first stage of the consultation continues to the end of the month
Singing talent shining
The talent of young musicians from King’s College School, Wimbledon was given full rein recently in Winchelsea
Opera live in Hastings
Thomasin Trezise - best classical music discovery for a long time, especially opera
Let’s go to the movies!
Downton’s Hugh Bonneville rises even further up the social scale, playing Lord Mountbatten in Viceroy’s House, a lavish historical drama set in 1947 during Indian independence
A sense of place
We are all influenced by where we grew up, and where we live - a South African writer tells how she draws her sense of place from three continents
Jazz day for the Music Well
Arabella Anwar raised money for the Music Well by organising a gathering of talented musicians at the Grapevine
Dentists still helping refugees
Life for the many refugees in Greece is slowly becoming a little easier but still not without its difficulties and problems, as Kyriacos Hajikakou discovered on his last visit to the area
Runners beached to litter pick
Rye Runners club organised a special session last weekend so that members who weren't sufficiently exhausted could clean up Winchelsea Beach ready for the spring