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Boosting Fair Trade
Fair Trade helps overseas producers in poorer countries get fair prices - but do you know who locally stocks such goods?
Processing to day’s climax
The day of "Great Expectations" came to a climax as darkness fell with the procession
Merry Christmas, a packed house
Not a car in sight, and the High Street was wall to wall with people as they waited with "Great Expectations" on December 12 for the magic to come back into Christmas
ARRCC parties with horror show
Its the pelvic thrust, that really drives them insane. ARRCC do the time warp again!
Sea Cadets on parade
With rope-making, recruiting and brewing mulled wine, the Sea Cadets demonstrated their versatility on Saturday
Landgate – the way forward
Local organisations have met to discuss the Rye's deteriorating ancient monument - the Landgate archway over the entrance to the High Street. But action may take longer
Council opposes Tilling Green plans
The Town Council has objected to plans for redeveloping the former Tilling Green school site after various concerns were raised - and not just by councillors. Read the debate . . .
When the sun goes down . . .
The lights go up Lion Street as Rye sparkles for Christmas in the first of three photo specials in the run up to the festive period
Lighting up the town
The town and quay look a picture, all lit up. Heritage Centre manager Peter Cosstick pays tribute to those responsible as Rye prepares for its big day, Saturday December 12
Primary empathy for the fallen
A visit to Rye primary school to see their World War One exhibition produced some surprises for Ray Prewer - one of a number of town councillors present. This is his personal response
Dead end for fugitives
Mayhem came to Winchelsea last week when a high speed car chase hit the village
Litter pickers at the ready
Despite the efforts of our town steward to keep Rye clean, amongst his other duties, the problem of litter will not go away. So he is taking action. But how?