Kenneth Bird

• Community

Lamb House reopens to the public

The reopening of Lamb House marks a new phase in the history of the building

By Kenneth Bird

/ 7 Jun 2018

• Community

Napoleon, man and emperor

Many of us have a fascination for Napoleon, the man who changed the face of Europe

By Kenneth Bird

/ 7 Jun 2018

• Culture

Sing for fun

A summer concert takes place at Peasmarsh Memorial Hall Saturday June 9 at 3pm, writes Yvonne Jordan. The programme includes various songs and a fun item for audience participation! Also

By Kenneth Bird

/ 7 Jun 2018

• Culture

Talking about prints

Rye Art Gallery hosts a talk on a master print-maker

By Kenneth Bird

/ 31 May 2018

• Culture

Double bill of village life

What's not fit for children ?

By Kenneth Bird

/ 31 May 2018

• Community

Cinque Ports 100 proud walkers

Long distance walkers complete the Cinque Ports 100 challenge in extremely hot weather conditions

By Kenneth Bird

/ 31 May 2018

• News

Festival seeks new trustees

Rye Arts Festival looks for more trustees

By Kenneth Bird

/ 31 May 2018

• News

Help for Romney Marsh churches

Maintaining the historic churches of Romney Marsh is a work needing many friends

By Kenneth Bird

/ 31 May 2018

• News

Open garden at Float Lane

The garden at Beauchamps in Float Lane, Udimore will be open on Sunday June 10, 2-5 pm, writes Linda Harland. Those who know this delightful garden overlooking the beautiful Brede

By Kenneth Bird

/ 31 May 2018

• Culture

Morris Dancers draw the crowds

Dancing on their 60th tour

By Kenneth Bird

/ 31 May 2018

• News

Flower festivals this weeken

The season of flower festivals has started, writes Kenneth Bird. Over the end of May bank holiday weekend, the churches of both St Mary's Rye and St Peter

By Kenneth Bird

/ 24 May 2018

• News

Invasion of hornets?

This Euro migrant may be beautiful, but should we welcome him?

By Kenneth Bird

/ 24 May 2018