Rye News

Last week Rye News reported that the police had squashed any hopes of having a warden to help out with parking problems and, this week, a former town councillor and the Town Hall's official voice chip in with more details

Digging up bodies (above) to explore disease, death and disaster and sometimes the answers were unexpected - leaving preconceptions overturned, heads whirling and minds brimming with new knowledge. And a Rye man played a big part. Seana Lanigan reports

This week The Lady in the Van comes to Rye! This magical film tells the true story of the relationship between Alan Bennett and the singular Miss Shepherd, a woman of uncertain origins who 'temporarily' parked her van in Bennett's London driveway and proceeded to live there for 15 years...

White Vine House now houses a classical evening early each month led by a Hastings-based composer. Heidi Foster tasted the first

Colourful Christmas present possibilities and black and white prints from the pop world feature in two new exhibitions

A national newspaper has singled out a Rye pub as one of the best places in Britain to eat in at weekend. Which one and why?

It looks like a pub. It sounds like a pub. But it no longer is . . . though it goes back five centuries. David Russell reports in his series about "Beer & Skittles"

A Winchelsea vineyard has just scooped a prestigious award for its champenoise sparkling wine

Watching it on "Countryfile" is one thing, seeing it up close is quite another

Rye Town Council is refurbishing its next door neighbour and making it available on the open market

It's that time again as Rye hosts the annual Classic Car Cruise. For timings and the best place to watch, read Dan Lake's report

Next Wednesday, November 18, Landgate WI celebrates a birthday, having already celebrated the national centenary this year

This Saturday, November 14, the streets will be closed off, crowds will gather, drums will beat, torches will be lit - but hopefully no boats will be burnt

Rye and Camber residents are taking to the streets in increasing numbers - but what has it to do with the needy, the vulnerable, and those who have missed the last train?

Christmas is coming and winter pictures surround us. But so do some "Sold Out" signs as the town looks forward to a more festive season this year

Do you have a loud and carrying voice? A certain presence and authority when you walk into a room? This could be the job of your dreams

An old lifeboat house remains, standing lonely on the shore. This weekend Rye Harbour will remember a small community's largest loss

Visitors to St Mary's over the last few weeks might have been puzzled by a growing mountain of gift wrapped shoeboxes. These have now been whisked away - but where were they going?

Watch out for slimy stuff on the beach that could harm your pooch

Rother District Council seem to be making it appear to be difficult to register to vote. Ray Prewer tries to cut through the red tape