Old rural days brought to life
An early form of tooth extraction? An apple baking apparatus? A mystery was revealed at the Museum
Winchelsea firm still waterlogged
A Winchelsea firm continues to make huge losses - but one shop it owns may have been sold
This month in Fixtures
Another film company chose Rye as a location and the traditional New Year meet of the Romney Marsh Hunt at the Mermaid put colour...
Road chaos – enough is enough
Yet more trouble on the Town's narrow roads. Should solutions previously cancelled be reconsidered?
Council tax increase confirmed
The long-expected Council Tax rise is here. What are they spending it on?
Dont rain on my parade
Hastings’ Fat Tuesday celebrations were a triumph, with one the most enjoyable events being the umbrella parade through the town. Locals dusted off their party costumes and got into the groove
Twinkle, twinkle, space station
Want to see who is looking down at us? Check out the times and you could watch them watching us
Visitors pack Hastings Mosque
Hoards of people flocked to Hastings Mosque for its open day where a warm welcome was on offer
Clothes, blankets bomb Middle East
A new consignment of good quality winter clothes and bedding is heading off to help desperate refugees in the Middle East thanks to a cast of dedicated and efficient volunteers
Mermaid raises vital funds
Raffles and tours at the Mermaid Inn help raise funds for a vital charity. Martin Blincow reports
A year in the Community Garden
Rye Community Garden is a non-political group of enthusiastic local people, who have got the Community Garden up and running for the benefit of others now and into the future. Pip Al Khafaji gives an update on their progress
It is nearly scallop time again
Get rid of the winter blues, the Rye Bay Scallop Week starts soon with plenty of ways to bring food and music to lighten the spirits
Where do we get the energy?
Attitudes towards our provision of energy are beginning to change. Is localism an answer? Sandy Roger of Transition Rye considers the problem