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Putting the boot into charity
Rye & District Community Transport, Rye Day Centre and Rother Responders have been among those benefiting from this year's Bank Holiday Charity Boot Fairs
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The appearance of portaloos in St Mary's churchyard is creating ructions. Kenneth Bird uncovers the story
Drinking with Dolphins
Another of the town's pubs which have disappeared over the years. David Russell tells the story of the Dolphin, which closed its doors in 1801 after just under 90 years
Boot sale to support new group
Do you want to earn some money? Have you got items to sell? Then book a pitch at the Tilling Green boot sale from just £5 and support a new group at the same time.
Wet day leads to bumper playtime
A very wet and windy drove many more children and parents into the East Street Museum than expected - but they coped.
Supermarkets shear farm prices
Neither farmers nor shoppers are getting fair deals from the supermarkets, says local farmer Simon Wright who is busy with the harvest. The sheep are getting shorn, but so are the producers he says. Will he get a price that covers his costs, and why is there such a gap between what he gets and what we get charged in the shops ?
Talking about dementia
A talk and a concert gives the community two chances to learn about and understand dementia.
Show pulls in thousands
The Rye Show was bigger than ever this year with thousands of visitors getting close to animals of all sorts to say nothing of a variety of country-themed stalls and, of course, a Pimms tent. Charles Harkness has the second of our reports on the show
A week of Tuesdays starts here
Every day is Tuesday this week as the Tuesday Painters show off their works in the St Mary's Centre and a past mayor and the current deputy come to launch the show.