Community Cats, dogs and exotics Great Dixter's 19 gardens are too many to describe, so just two have been detailed By Gillian Roder / 23 Aug 2018
Community Pilgrimage to Chapel Bank The site of an old church overlooking Romney Marsh has been a place of pilgrimage for 60 years By Kenneth Bird / 23 Aug 2018
Community Pett Level inshore rescue opens The Pett Level Independent Rescue Boat has a Gala Open day on Sunday August 26, writes Jo Barry. It starts at 12 noon, there will be a display by the By Kenneth Bird / 23 Aug 2018
Community Finding solace at the allotment Tending their allotment helps a Rye Harbour family come to terms with a sad bereavement By Kenneth Bird / 23 Aug 2018
Community Nursing open day St Michael's Hospice welcomes local health care providers to its Nursing Open Day By Kenneth Bird / 23 Aug 2018
Community Flower festival at Appledore Creating floral beauty with a chosen theme of speech idiom sets a real challenge for Appledore's flower arrangers By Kenneth Bird / 23 Aug 2018
Community Hospice Neighbours needed Becoming a hospice neighbour is a life-enriching experience By Kenneth Bird / 23 Aug 2018
Community Rye volunteers live on Fascinating history about the Rye Volunteers movement By Heidi Foster / 16 Aug 2018
Community Americans sing for Rye As previewed in last week’s issue, this week saw the arrival of the choir from Christ's Church, Rye, New York, writes John Minter. They sang for us By Ben Keeley / 16 Aug 2018
Community BBQ fun at East Guldeford It may be a small village, but a lot happens in East Guldeford By Rye News / 16 Aug 2018
Community Wildlife fun at nature reserve Wondering what to do with the children during the holidays? Rye Harbour Nature Reserve may have the answer By Ben Keeley / 16 Aug 2018
