1,000 performers in folk festival
Tenterden has a great line up of events for its 22nd annual folk festival this weekend. The streets will be filled with Morris men and women, clog and garland dancers and giants
Sussex seaside makes history
“Resorting to the Coast – Sussex Seaside History” is the title of Dr Geoffrey Mead’s talk to Rye Museum Association on Thursday, February 8,...
Rother’s double double dealing?
What is behind Rother's rush to dispose of Camber Fields? Is there more to this than meets the eye, asks a member of Rye's bidding consortium. And what are Rye's RDC councillors doing, or are they still on a convenient holiday?
Watch this space as 2016 starts
Uncertainty hangs over the coming year as spending cuts affect or delay changes, or create new problems - but some changes are taking place
Council lists its concerns
The redevelopment of the former school in Tilling Green, now used as a community centre, continues to raise questions and concerns at the Town Council's Planning Committee as well as rousing strong opinions amongst those most directly affected
Pastors looking to help
Bonfire Night can be a bit crazy - and sometime a helping hand can help - even if it's just with a lollipop. Seana Lanigan reports on a streetwise initiative.
Grants up for grabs
Rother District Council has announced a funding stream to support events and festivals in Rye
Co-working comes to town!
A relatively new idea gives smaller businesses flexibility without their incurring substantial overhead costs of opening an office
Can you shed any light?
A lamppost was discovered on its side on Wednesday morning on land between the Gibbet Marsh car park and a nearby pumping station. But...
