News
Network Rail to close crossings?
The pedestrian rail crossings from Gibett Marsh and Ferry Road may be closed by Network Rail and replaced by a single bridge or tunnel under the track
Runaway shingle recaptured
The march of shingle towards the Sands and dunes has been arrested and reversed
Camber officially safe from sea
After 1 1/2 year's work the Broomhill Sands sea defences were finally declared open last Friday
Tourist information neglected
Who is responsible for promoting tourism about our coastline asks one Rye News reader? The information boards are in a terrible state
Turnout rises but still pitiful
Although turnout for the Sussex PCC election increased in May, it was still woefully low. Rother turnout was well below the national average
Rye Bonfire Auction of Promises
Rye Bonfire Auction of Promises Antiques & Miscellaneous Items 2016, Thursday May 19, at the Mermaid Inn, Mermaid Street, Rye. Featuring framed original by Prince Romanov..
Camber Fields in safe hands
The auction of open land at Camber Fields ends successfully for Rye with a knock-out bid from a local farmer, but how will Rother use the money?
Winchelsea stitched up, again?
More controversial co-options to Icklesham Parish Council as councillors from other wards again reject well-qualified candidates from Winchelsea to represent their town in favour of a late application from a non-resident
Brede church gets new roof
St George’s Church Brede gets a new roof thanks to a grant from the Listed Places of Worship Roof Repair Fund
Winchelsea says no to de-fete
Winchelsea residents have bemoaned the cancellation of their summer fete because of competition from the new Rye Country Show. But some are determined to go ahead and do their own thing on August 13
Big breakfast to stop flooding
This year Christian Aid envelopes wont be delivered door to door. But the work goes on and a breakfast feast is a new way to raise funds