This Saturday, November 14, the streets will be closed off, crowds will gather, drums will beat, torches will be lit - but hopefully no boats will be burnt
A community group used brute physical force to part a group of peaceful elders quietly minding their own business . . . as a garden continues to take shape
Our sloe gin competition is under way and John Minter can't resist trying his hand. Will it be a vintage to be remembered? Or more reminiscent of river Rother water
Looking for a unique and interesting present for someone special? What about a short course where the lucky recipient learns a new skill and takes away something beautiful at the end of the day?
On Tilling Green, one family sees Halloween as a time to raise money, while elsewhere mayhem reigned. Three slideshows capture some of the highlights and low life. Check out what was going on
Bodies from the Great Plague were recently discovered as part of the Crossrail tunnel excavations in central London and a Rye man was one of the commentators on this tragic moment in history. Find out why this Saturday.
The British Legion will be at the forefront of the Service of Remembrance this year on Sunday November 8. Neale East explores the history of the Rye branch and sets out the service details.
