A new regular correspondent in Rye News, Heidi Foster (above), kicks off on the "Culture" page with some comments about the Jazz Lounge at last year's Jazz and Blues Festival, and the Maritime Festival
The sun shining all day helped Northiam's Traditional Summer Fayre on August 1 to be a successful one, writes Geoff Poyton. Crowds enjoyed the craft stalls, local organisations&
Rye Sea Cadets are raising money for an additional boat. In true naval tradition they (or at least some of their parents) have set themselves an extreme challenge to help raise the funds
Operation Radcott springs into action in the summer holidays and the offices for the police and Rother District Council are kept busy, as hundreds and sometimes thousands, crowd on to Camber Sands - arriving by train, bus and car, sometimes with massive tailbacks, often with children who then get lo
Rye's Castle Museum held a fundraising garden party last Saturday, 18 July, at 11 High Street in bright sunshine compared to last year's downpour which led to the "garden party" being held indoors in the Museum's East Street premises
The fantastic Rye Country Show is being held again this year at Lea Barn Farm, Rye Foreign, on August 15 in support of St Michaels Hospice.. With events from horses to classic cars and dogs to country crafts, all the usual ingredients are there together with new events to make the show even bigger a
Margaret Hewett and her husband Sid moved to Rye from South East London, writes Margaret Holbrook. They joined the Methodist Church, where Margaret sang in the church choir and both
"Blends well with the ancient skyline of Rye, does it not?" Reader Lindsay Akerman sent in this wry comment.
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As part of Jempson's 80th Anniversary celebrations, celebrity chef Rosemary Shrager hosted two cookery demonstrations at the Peasmarsh Superstore on June 26 and the event was a resounding
