Anyone who follows us on social media will be aware of our #shopshuffle feature that highlights the new shops and businesses, in and around Rye. Here are some of those who have been showcased in the last six weeks, during our break.
Hello Alice Robson Jewellery, who will be opening on the Mint in the New Year. Before that though, she is planning a December pop-up @alicerobsonjewellery
Olly Kinsley, who we all know from The Grapevine, has been particularly busy. Having just opened the Rye Bistro on the Highstreet, he also now has the Rye Cafe next door @ryebistro @rye.cafe
Leo's coffee shop in Camber has just celebrated its first birthday. And they now have a new outlet at Aubrey Halls on Rock Channel too, open Tues-Sun 8.30am to 2pm @leoscamber @theaubreyhalls
And talking of Camber, the former Camber Landing has reopened as Chessie's at Camber Landing, where you can enjoy breakfast, homeware and a Monday Morning Mummys club @chessies.camberlanding
Rye Antiques Collective has a new home on Rye Harbour Road, having vacated its previous premises to make way for the Aldi development @ryeantiquescollective
Also on Rye Harbour Road, Johnson's Fruiterers are now open to the public six days a week, Monday to Saturday 8am to 1pm @johnsonsfruiterers1
Back in Rye, Fish Union are, well, back in Rye. This time with their own Fish Cafe on Tower Street @fishunionrye
Finally the kitchen shop on Cinque Ports Street is now Slow Burn, a Reformer and Mat Pilates studio @slowburnrye
And now for the Goodbyes...
Gypsy Rose Flowers at the Strand no longer have a shop, but are still very much in business online @gypsyrosesets
But it's farewell to Rye Auction Galleries, Playden Oasts Hotel and Webbe's Restaurant and Cookery School.
Follow us @newsrye for all the latest comings and goings, and if you're opening a new venture, please let us know. In any case, keep reading Rye News to find out everything you need to know about the wonderful people who make Rye unique.
