Culture Unto us . . . Handel's Messiah Christmas is a time for music and song - and what is more traditional than Handel's Messiah? A treat is in store later this month By Rye News / 3 Dec 2015
News Changes at the Post Office How often do you use the Post Office? And is it open when you need it? Changes are taking place By Rye News / 3 Dec 2015
Community Feast of Delights delighted all! A Feast of Delights was served up at the Rye Creative Centre last weekend By Rye News / 26 Nov 2015
News Branding a snowflake Christmas Would you like to create a snowflake and help someone in need? Comedienne Jo Brand explains how By Rye News / 26 Nov 2015
Opinions Cuts increase terror danger Cuts in police funding represent a potential danger to us all, argues Granville Bantick By Rye News / 19 Nov 2015
Culture Memories of James 100 years on Next year is the centenary of American writer Henry James' death. The National Trust is appealing for information By Rye News / 19 Nov 2015
Community 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 By Rye News / 19 Nov 2015
News Legion raises over £2,000 The British Legion in Peasmarsh raised significant funds for this year's Poppy Appeal By Rye News / 19 Nov 2015
Opinions Illegal parking here to stay? Last week Rye News reported that the police had squashed any hopes of having a warden to help out with parking problems and, this week, a former town councillor and the Town Hall's official voice chip in with more details By Rye News / 12 Nov 2015
Community Sparkling hands rewarded A Winchelsea vineyard has just scooped a prestigious award for its champenoise sparkling wine By Rye News / 12 Nov 2015
Community Now see it live - baaaa Watching it on "Countryfile" is one thing, seeing it up close is quite another By Rye News / 12 Nov 2015
