News
Town may groove to a halt
Be warned. Rye may grind to a halt this weekend. The jazz festival has started and runs through to the end of the Bank Holiday - and much of the outdoor action will be around the Town Hall and the Kino
Exam success for Rye College
The nervous wait is over and exam results are in, but how did Rye College and the Art Studio do?
Hospice reopens after fire
St Michael's Hospice has risen magnificently refurbished after the fire last year, thanks to its Phoenix Appeal
Five die on Camber Sands
Another sea tragedy hits Camber Sands with rescue services unable to save the victims
Car chase ended here
A family were woken up to find an unexpected visitor in their front room on Tuesday
Let’s go sailing with RHSC
Another invitation to try your hand at sailing with the Rye Harbour Sailing Club
More sea defences for Fairlight
Fairlight residents have won a battle to achieve better protection to avoid their properties from falling off the cliff
The Rye Fund offers grant aid
If your voluntary organisation has a project needs funding, whether new or ongoing, it's worth applying to the Rye Fund for grant aid
Medieval Fair flies the flag
Winchelsea refused to submit in silence to the cancellation of its village fete and, in its place, staged a pop-up Medieval Fair
The bells, the bells
The constant bell ringing in Notre Dame cathedral in Paris left Quasimodo deaf and maddened in Victor Hugo's classic novel "The Hunchback of Notre Dame". Are the bells of St Mary's having the same effect on residents?