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Old warships never die . . .
A nautical landmark for the past few years is shortly to disappear to start a new life, at sea helping others
Did you see darts champion?
Did you see local darts hero Denny Gower in action in one of our local pubs in the '70s or '80s? Darts historian Patrick Chaplin is looking for eye witnesses to his record breaking feat
A hot time for quizzing
Five letters, allegedly more popular than fish and chips, rhymes with speeding up and comes in more than 57 varieties. Heidi sets a quiz
Feast of Delights delighted all!
A Feast of Delights was served up at the Rye Creative Centre last weekend
Exit visitors, enter scaffolds
In spring the bulbs flower and leaves unfurl. In autumn, scaffolding rises to the sky. Why?
Harbouring sweet smells
The aroma drifts into the road and Heidi Foster follows her nose on a personal shopping trip
The road to hell is paved . . .
Given the number of dogs seen around Rye and its environs, life presents one continuing challenge. Sarah Nelson reports
Spicing up the festive season
The Harbour spice boys will be luring in prospective customers with Christmas treats this weekend. Pop in and have a glass of festive spirit!
Raising standards high
A national newspaper has singled out a Rye pub as one of the best places in Britain to eat in at weekend. Which one and why?
Dating back over five centuries
It looks like a pub. It sounds like a pub. But it no longer is . . . though it goes back five centuries. David Russell reports in his series about "Beer & Skittles"
Sparkling hands rewarded
A Winchelsea vineyard has just scooped a prestigious award for its champenoise sparkling wine
Now see it live – baaaa
Watching it on "Countryfile" is one thing, seeing it up close is quite another