Culture

Rye Bookshop is doing its bit to restore the fortunes of its previously troubled parent, with more this Saturday. Read on . . .

An historic further education college has been transformed into a new home for James Bond and "Star Wars". But, after 10 months is it working?

The parties are starting. It must be Christmas . . . and time for some fundraising. But by whom? And where?

Did Acting Up in Rye's latest annual Christmas pantomime go well? Oh yes it did - but who was the real star?

Showing at Rye Community Centre Film Club on Friday December 4 is Paddington. When the bear arrives at Paddington station from "Darkest Peru" he encounters the Brown family who take him home whilst reluctant Mr Brown looks for a home for the bear who has an "endearing" habit of leaving a trail of destruction in his wake . . .

Christmas is a time for music and song - and what is more traditional than Handel's Messiah? A treat is in store later this month

Old musicians never die, they just form new bands - four of the best were on show this week.

The Brighton Welsh Male Voice Choir are on their way to Rye for a Christmas concert. But when and where?

When the bellringers dropped a clanger, church surveyor John Gurney had to spring into action - and the high winds added to his problems. But the clock ticked on...

A well known Rye saga is getting a new lease of life . . . by being set to music. Andy Stuart reveals all

This week's featured film showing at the Rye Kino is "He Named me Malala" - An intimate portrait of Malala Yousafzai, who was wounded when Taliban gunmen opened fire on her school bus in Pakistan's Swat Valley...

Look out he's behind you! Oh no, he isn't! Oh yes he is ! It must be panto time again - with Dick Whittington and his cat. For three performances only