News
Cruisers revel in good breeze
Rye Harbour Sailing Club had a good day's competition on Sunday June 7 with both cruisers and dinghies racing and revelling in a good breeze.
The Sydney Allnutt Pavilion
Following the Rye News report on the difficulties facing the Cricket Club in opening their pavilion, Club secretary, Martin Blincow has written to us with the Cricket Club's view of the current position
World Champion defends title
Despite some anxious moments, Rye tennis coach and the British team battle through in France to reach the final of the veterans World Tennis Championships
Midsummer festival lights up
Northiam Bonfire Society will be lighting up the sky over the weekend of June 20/21 with a Midsummer Festival. Saturday includes a dog show in the day and a BBQ and music in the evening and Sunday will host a Boot Fair with refreshments. There will be a beer festival in 'The Highwayman's Inn' both days. Simon Merrick reports
Not making a clean cut
Winchelsea residents continue to despair about East Sussex County Council's verge contractors.
Roadworks row: More questions
East Sussex County Council say patients will be able to access Rye's hospital and medical centre despite roadworks, but do not say how. Local lanes are dangerous, and the council says it will block them off. But what is the alternative? ESCC have no answers to questions they never got round to asking. Charles Harkness reports
Vodafone to sort out service
Many Vodaphone customers in Rye have been experiencing erratic service for some weeks. This has now been traced to an intermittent problem with the mast in Playden. Nick Taylor investigates
Counting cars for the council
The county council closes the road past Rye's hospital for two weeks - but seems to have no idea how many patients will be affected, or how many cars use the site. Charles Harkness from Rye News went up the hill, and counted the cars in, and counted them out, so ESCC know how many lives their actions will affect. And the Town Council will keep protesting and asking questions about the county council's apparently ill-thought-out plans