News

Spring sees new shops blossom

Spring has seen the opening of two new shops...

Local Hero – 80 years young

Celebrating Jempson's 80th Anniversary, a new ale has been developed with the Old Dairy Brewery! Read about this premium bitter 'Local Hero' and go out and savour the flavour

Car thief rams ancient wall

Speeding traffic, a constant concern to residents of Winchelsea, is causing severe damage to the town's ancient monuments. In the latest episode, a stolen car careered round a bend and took out a long section of a 14th-century wall

Pitch up and show your support

Jempson's will be playing host to a number of boot...

Winchelsea’s new mayor

There is a new mayor in Winchelsea, chosen by an election restricted to just 21 residents.

Easter starts with a walk

About fifty hardy souls assembled outside St Mary’s Church...

This April in ‘Fixtures’ . . .

Our lead article in this month's Fixtures, delivered to local homes by Adams of Rye, is by farmer Simon Wright. He explains why Romney Marsh farmers are on the hunt for additional income to sustain the core business. There are six pages of articles . . .

News in brief

EASTER BARGAINS : Jempson's superstore in Peasmarsh will again...

Around and about

FOR CHILDREN : Two Easter events at Rye Harbour...

Cuts hit bus runs to hospitals

The long-awaited cuts to local bus services bite from later this month. Trips to the local community hospital and the Rye Medical Centre take a knock. Some off peak services will be halved. There are new routes with buses renumbered and new operators. Camber gains but Rye Harbour loses, and Rye, Northiam and Tenterden will all be badly affected. Charles Harkness sums up the changes

Hat-trick for Daniels

The ever-improving young Icklesham Casuals 2nd team recorded their third victory of the season on March 28, with a thoroughly deserved 3-0 success against Hampden Park United, Daniels scoring the hat-trick

RDC – conserving or destroying?

Rother District Council's Planning Department lacks 'joined-up' management, which leaves historic sites unprotected, says conservation group Winchelsea Heritage