Community
Down on the farm
Farmers have long used chemicals to control pests and improve their crop yields. Our farming correspondent argues that their responsible use is essential for feeding rising populations
Memorial to Rye workhouse dead
A local architect has had a plaque designed as a memorial to the residents of the formerly adjacent Rye workhouse, who were buried in unmarked graves
A range of fantastic flowers
St George's Church, Brede held a flower festival with a difference as 49 flower arrangers put on their best work interpreting "Famous Films"
Iden church opens floral doors
Iden church opened its doors for flowers and a fete in lovely surroundings
Funk and Soul at Pontins in 2017
This year's Funk and Soul weekend at Pontin's in Camber is to be repeated in May 2017. Tickets - and perhaps earplugs for local residents - are available now
Reserve volunteers entertained
Rye Harbour Nature Reserve volunteers swapped nature study for learning about architecture and historical artefacts in a tour of Winchelsea Museum and St Thomas' church
Celebrate 150 years of haulage
Jempsons of Rye, haulage contractors, celebrate their first 150 years in business with the publication of a new book and a fund-raising dinner for charity
Hospice boost at Country Show
The Rye Country Show attracted large crowds to the new venue at Elm Tree Farm, Icklesham and was rated a great success
Blooming marvellous
Amusing carrots, lengthy cucumbers and glamorous onions were all on the table at the Rye fruit and vegetable show last weekend. The giant pumpkins were on the floor as their huge weight meant that they could not be lifted by humans
Dining out in Rye
The decor may seem curious to some, but even a sophisticated London journo drools over the food
Reclaim your power in September
A new workshop intended to nourish the spirit through heart, body and voice will be held next month at the Elysian Centre.