Michael’s long walk home
A local man has written about his experiences under the Nazis, enduring terrible hardships as a Prisoner of War, but surviving the "long walk" in below freezing conditions with little food and making it home to marry his sweetheart
Fascinating architecture
Why and how were the old buildings of Rye and Winchelsea built in the way they were? The Winchelsea Archaeological Society finds out.
Historian packs Waterworks
Waterworks hosts an interesting presentation from a local historian.
Studio students fly high
Rye Studio School students visit New York to study art, drama and retail skills; learn about every aspect of opera including costume design as a follow-up to the Rye Arts Festival; and acquire work placement experience in order to focus both on academic exams and future job opportunities
Sunshine saves gardens day
By Richard Comotto
The first open gardens day of the year in Winchelsea on Saturday April 26 started with a downpour in the morning that...
Art comes to church’s aid
An exhibition of exceptionally high standard took place over the weekend in Iden parish’s diminutive, but beautifully refurbished Old Hall next to the Church....
Visit Dungeness Nature Reserve
Our other local nature reserve at Dungeness is well worth a visit
Miss England Needs You!
You thought Miss World was a thing of the past? Then go to Camber in June
