News Taking action on the A259 Targeted police patrols on South Undercliff to tackle illegal and dangerous parking By Ben Keeley / 12 Mar 2026
News Tourism is big business New research shows sector supports one in five jobs and a further boost is expected by Bayeux Tapestry exhibition By Ben Keeley / 12 Mar 2026
News A new town clerk for Rye Meet Amy Head successor to Richard Farhall who is retiring after over a quarter of a century By Kt Bruce / 12 Mar 2026
News News in brief 13 March The mayor's report, bus service changes and a new book has some intriguing local similarities By Ben Keeley / 12 Mar 2026
People RNLI Rye Harbour is recruiting It's a responsibility, a challenge and a privilege say members of the crew By Kt Bruce / 12 Mar 2026
People The Pendulum at 30 Congratulations to the St Mary's magazine that's still swinging faithfully By Kt Bruce / 12 Mar 2026
People The bells ring out Listen as joyful music from St Mary's Church brightens a spring morning By Rye News / 12 Mar 2026
People Fairy tale heroes and woodland wizards World Book Day brings stories to life at Rye Primary School By Ben Keeley / 12 Mar 2026
People A world of colour and light Plaristo takes the art and science of candles to new store by the church By Heidi Foster / 12 Mar 2026
People Bringing people together each month The next Beckley Farmers' and Craft Market is on 22 March By Ben Keeley / 12 Mar 2026
People Brilliantly creative Rye Youth Zone get to grips with local history with some surprising results By Ben Keeley / 12 Mar 2026
Opinions Sorry bikers, you've lost my vote The bikers' response to the suggestion of a ban shows who they really are. By Rye News / 12 Mar 2026
