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Perennials get planted out

The community garden starts to look its summer best as the perennials get planted

By Rye News

/ 14 Jun 2018

Rye Arts take safety seriously

Arts Festival organisers and volunteers undertake first-aid training in preparation for this year's event

By Kevin McCarthy

/ 14 Jun 2018

Birthday Tea at Iden

On Saturday, June 9 Iden Village Hall celebrated the Queen's official birthday with an afternoon of cream teas, writes Teresa Cooper. The hall was filled with the sound

By user

/ 14 Jun 2018

Walkies, anyone?

The Cinnamon Trust urgently need dog walking volunteers to help a resident of Rye and their lovely dog Sadie, a 13 year old cross breed, who would love to go

By Rye News

/ 14 Jun 2018

Exit one unreadable notice

Not the smartest place to put a noticeboard

By Charles Harkness

/ 7 Jun 2018

Lamb House reopens to the public

The reopening of Lamb House marks a new phase in the history of the building

By Kenneth Bird

/ 7 Jun 2018

Armour arrives for birthday

A suit of armour arrives to celebrate a birthday – but whose?

By Charles Harkness

/ 7 Jun 2018

Malcolm Saville fans in town

Rye is well known for its literary heritage and Malcom Saville is one of the greats still remembered and celebrated today by visitors to the town

By Rye News

/ 7 Jun 2018

Napoleon, man and emperor

Many of us have a fascination for Napoleon, the man who changed the face of Europe

By Kenneth Bird

/ 7 Jun 2018

Community spirit at its best

Great fun spending the evening at the allotments surrounded by the growing fruit and vegetables with amazing food prepared by a small team

By Heidi Foster

/ 7 Jun 2018

Beat the Street starts

Beat the Street game starts, but there is still time to register

By Rye News

/ 7 Jun 2018

A blooming secret garden

As with many gardens in Rye, this one was surprising in its size, beauty and special plants.

By Heidi Foster

/ 7 Jun 2018