Kenneth Bird - Rye News (Page 86)

Hospice needs your vote for award

St Michael's Hospice has been shortlisted for an award but needs your vote to help it win £25,000 through the Aviva Community Fund

By Kenneth Bird

/ 10 Nov 2016

Classic cars rally in Rye

Watch out for around 200 classic cars (from the 1930s, 40s and 50s) as they tour the town on Sunday November 13, writes Kenneth Bird. Setting off from Pontin’s

By Kenneth Bird

/ 9 Nov 2016

Wimbush puts action to words

An evening of poetry reading these days is something of a rare event, but Martin Wimbush kept his audience enthralled

By Kenneth Bird

/ 3 Nov 2016

Rye conservation latest

The Rye Conservation Society has had a very busy year, judging by the content of its latest newsletter to members

By Kenneth Bird

/ 3 Nov 2016

Music Well-comes all comers

The Music Well community interest company encourages the widest public participation in its aims by opening its annual meeting to the whole community

By Kenneth Bird

/ 3 Nov 2016

Rent hike closes Rye Bakery

The closure of a baker's shop in the High Street without warning comes as a major blow to Rye's retail capability, but all is not lost

By Kenneth Bird

/ 3 Nov 2016

Christmas card shop opens

A willing band of volunteers is on hand again to man the Christmas cards for good causes shop on Conduit Hill

By Kenneth Bird

/ 3 Nov 2016

The loss of two locals

We report the deaths of two well known Ryers

By Kenneth Bird

/ 3 Nov 2016

Making the medieval grade

Keeping up with the Joneses in the public display of wealth was as much a pre-occupation in medieval times as it is today

By Kenneth Bird

/ 27 Oct 2016

Camera 1066 Club reports

Camera 1066 Club organiser John Wylie talks about the successful photographic club he leads at Tilling Green Community Centre

By Kenneth Bird

/ 27 Oct 2016

Canon shoots Russian warship

Coastal spotters in Rye are still on guard 950 years after the last invasion, as the Vicar of St Mary's demonstrated last week

By Kenneth Bird

/ 27 Oct 2016

Quakers meet

Town Hall Butter Market hosted the customary cake and coffee stall last Saturday morning, this time the turn of the Quakers, writes Kenneth Bird. With nothing to buy, passers-by dropped

By Kenneth Bird

/ 27 Oct 2016