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Famous cookware shop to close

The loss of a famous shop when it closes next week will be a severe blow to the High Street

Winchelsea Corporation surprise

There's not usually much that is new or interesting to report from the annual mayoring in Winchelsea. But this year, the unelected Corporation did manage to break the mould, at least a little, by ignoring its usual rules when appointing two new freemen

Church fabric is repaired

Repair works are in progress around St Mary’s Church following the architect's quinquennial report

Migrant Help comes to Rye

A means of charitable help for vulnerable migrants is to be explained at the British Legion this coming week

Bacon butties lure marketers

A new market provides a venue for Saturday morning

La Maison has licence to drink

There is a new drinking establishment in town. And this time its a bar, not a tea shoppe

Pop up glass shop blows into town

One of the vacant shops in town has a new (possibly temporary) inhabitant. A lovely glass shop has opened, just in time for Easter visitors

Consider the lilies

Beautiful lilies were purchased and displayed in remembrance in a country church

Art gallery becomes unfriendly

Friends of Rye Art Gallery face crisis as their committee disbands. What does the future hold?

Lightning strikes secretly

The St George’s flag nearly failed to fly last Saturday - but some sailing techniques saved the day

New plans for Tilling housing

Rye Partnership continues working for the town's economy, but fails to convince its critics as a major project has to submit new plans - and another is rethought

High speed batteries fall flat

Is there any joy for Rye's rail and road users after Amber Rudd's summit? Ray Prewer reports on one plan that may fall flat

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