Opinions

If I were Zebra would drivers stop better on the crossing?

The Chairman of Rye Art Gallery Trust outlines some of his thoughts on the present and future for the gallery

The Chairman of MLAG throws more light on the current rail dispute

Paddy Harvey reflects on how to treat and encourage RAG volunteers

Parking and, inevitably, related traffic issues are currently being discussed by East Sussex County Council and Rother District Council (as parking meters get closer). They are also discussed in Rye's draft Neighbourhood Plan, and may well be discussed at the Town Meeting next Wednesday, March 1 - and shared space may be one way forward in certain places

Government needs to be braver to find a solution for the healthcare of the future

Could we improve Station Approach and at the same time add to the town's facilities with a new Community Centre? Dennis Leeds-George thinks so

More government funding has been announced for a lightweight train that could be ideal for our local line

The Trustees of the Rye Art Gallery seek to restore a direct link with the gallery's many supporters, which the Gallery's Friends have provided - and there are differing views

Rye's Town Council will be discussing a 20 miles per hour speed limit on Monday. Expect a gnashing of gears and a revving of engines - and pedestrians up in arms

No taxi in sight to meet the train? One resident vents her feelings by bursting into song

Vehicles of all kinds speed into, and through, Rye and what is our MP going to do about it ? A minor A road and an even more minor B road are carrying traffic for which they were never intended and which follow routes laid down for horse and carts before cars and lorries were even invented