News

Inquest opens on drownings

"Who is to blame ?" as a lawyer calls for a jury inquest on the Camber Sands drownings last year

Double blow for schools

Nationwide cuts in school funding and financial problems from previous years have pushed Rye's schools into a perilous situation.

Southern strike settled – maybe

An agreement has been reached with ASLEF officials, but will the membership approve it this time?

Bonfire boys pick woman

Rye Bonfire Society elected new President at its recent Annual General Meeting and set a date for its popular auction of promises

Consultation on future trains

An update on high speed rail on the Marsh

Parking problems to be reported

A report is being prepared on parking problems, while a different problem - potholes - gets tackled.

Tale of the missing bin

Only a missing bin? Not quite so simple

Country Market opens its doors

Conduit Hill's Country Market has sprung into life again, as winter has passed

Canterbury choristers at Newenden

The smallest village had a choral visitation last weekend

Old Scholars go digital

Were you educated at any of the current or former Rye schools?

Casuals lose, sportsmanship wins

Last Saturday March 4, Icklesham Casuals entertained Northiam at the Recreation Ground whilst the second team had a free weekend. David Mayne reports

Swim coaching in Camber

Learn to swim, cycle and run in Camber