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Runners train beginners

We are starting a new Rye Runners beginners course...

Pointing to victory

Perhaps not strictly a sport, but the ancient game of crib is alive and well in our area. Dennis Leeds-George reports

Housing surveys coming soon

The latest houses being built in Valley Park on the outskirts of Rye are bigger than first planned, but are they meeting local people's real needs. Rother District Council is investigating

Fire fighters play Santa

Once again, local firemen will be raising funds for...

Happy Christmas to our readers….

Our editor has a look back at some of the topics covered in the past year

Candlelit carols at St Mary’s

A tale of two trees, one loved and one in disgrace, at the annual carol service at St Mary's

Jempson’s all nighters this week

Family owned independent supermarket Jempson's has announced that its...

First win for Casuals seconds

Last Saturday 10 December Icklesham Casuals 2nd team entertained Northiam 75 2nds at the recreation ground whilst the 1st team travelled away to face Wadhurst United. David Mayne reports

Bonfire boys lose another stalwart

Rye and the Bonfire Society suffer the loss of another member

Something for everyone

The children (above) are enthralled - but the Christmas Festival "Tales of Old" had something for everyone, despite dark and threatening skies

Clicketty click, sixty six

Eyes down. The Mayor's calling. Clicketty click, sixty six - and it's a full house

“Tales” get yes, no, maybe

The High Street was packed, but was everyone happy ? The answers seems to be "Yes", "No", and "Maybe"