News
Concerns voiced at Town Meeting
Failings in the public infrastructure roused Rye residents at the Annual Town Meeting
Barriers stay down – again
Level crossing gates need to be shut - but does it have to be for so long?
Following the letter of the law
Now Sussex ratepayers have said yes to paying additional £5 towards the cost of policing, up to 100 more police officers will be recruited
Electric outage closes Landgate
When electrical repair works closed the Landgate, only those vehicle drivers with local knowledge managed to reach Rye town centre.
Casuals finally back in action
Football: Icklesham Casuals 1st team finally were in action after a two month break - but the 2nd teams away match was not so lucky. David Mayne reports
Asking questions for sport
Vandals wrecked a pavilion - which needs updating anyway. Stuart Baker reports on a weekend's fundraising.
Rubbish breeds sex and drugs
Residents want Rother District Council to get its act together and clean up the area as a local eyesore attracts criminal activity
Defend the gates plea
They have defended Winchelsea for 700 years. But will the ancient gates of the Ancient Town be destroyed by traffic? Residents call for action to defend the gates before it is too late
A tale of two festivals
Two festivals, both successful - one wants help, the other appears to be shutting up shop.
“Greens” are not fading away
Fears that the Greens (Rother Environmental Group) were fading away have been partially allayed