Take five at the Mermaid
Last Thursday, October 22, I went to the Tudor Room at The Mermaid Inn for a jazz supper. I didn’t know what a treat was in store. Review by Ray Prewer
A piano without a pianist
How can a piano be played without a pianist? Mike Boyd (above) has the answer and Irna Mortlock spells out what happened
CFAiR backs 20mph speed limit
Following two recent traffic accidents involving children, Campaign For Action in Rye (CFAiR) will campaign for a 20mph speed limit - but on which streets?
Living on the edge of the tide
As the tide rises it spreads out either side of the main channel, but a "surge" could be devastating. Charles Harkness investigates
Speed spotlight on Tilling Green
A recent accident has put the spotlight on speeding in Mason Road and Tilling Green Residents Association has been discussing this. Donna Lake reports
The cross, crescent – and stick?
A reader wrote in asking why the British Legion's "Poppy Appeal" featured sticks rather than the usual crosses. Seana Lanigan investigates
Save those in peril on the sea
Do you want to be a hero or heroine? Rye Harbour will soon be celebrating some past heroes. Learn about this essential service
Catwomen and men needed
Hundreds of cats and kittens have been helped locally by a charity. But it's now running out of volunteers
History that rose from the sea
Gazing to the East and down river the fragile nature of the Marsh and the ever present threatening tides become obvious - but what history lurks there ? A Museum speaker will tell all.
To charge or not to charge
After all the recent trading of insults from both sides, John Minter takes a considered look at the new parking charges at Jempsons. The business clearly has questions to answer, what are your views?
Parking back on the agenda
Parking control problems come up before the town council again on Monday and there is also the question of what to do about the Landgate
Three men and a skeleton
Three men and a skeleton. Sounds like a book or a film title, doesn't it ? But actually, round the world, they are some of the best known men from Rye. Jean Floyd explains
Fame, food and fun
When did you last watch TV and think "why did they ever sign up to do that ?". Well, now you have an opportunity to learn. Seana Lanigan reveals all
Bridging for the hospital
An afternoon of bridge followed by a truly excellent tea is being held in aid of the Rye, Winchelsea and District Memorial Hospital on...
Market is not sheep shape
Should government departments be feeling sheepish when their rules are not necessarily to the benefit of either the farmers or their livestock, asks Simon Wright
Cricket club’s hard work rewarded
The end to another season brings rewards for Rye Cricket Club as they receive awards including one for most improved wicket. Martin Blincow reports
Rangers’ Eagles still unbeaten
Last weekend Beckley Rangers' Eagles were away to Tunbridge Wells Foresters in the Crowborough League Division A U18s. Rob Sayers reports
Betting on sailing club’s future
What can you bet on, lose everything, and still help someone to be all at sea ? The sea may have left Rye, but the town has not forgotten that it was there. Sail on...
Sub strikes in final seconds
Last Saturday October 17 Casuals 1st team were trailing 2-0 in the 86th minute. But what happened next ? David Mayne reports on the Icklesham teams
Big boats and a fair wind
A stiff breeze and close competition made for an exciting race in the RHSC Autumn Series. John Minter gets close to the action