Saturday, 12 September, was an unforgettable day for me because it was on this particular day that our guild, The Guild of St Anthony of Padua, visited the St Anthony
As the newly appointed Rye Town Council member on the Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Committee I wanted to learn more about the organisation so it was a great pleasure to
The new cycleway in Harbour Road is now complete, and the opening was rightfully celebrated after such a long wait. But how safe is the road for motorists, cyclists or pedestrians? The latest section of cycleway is on an abrupt bend at the end of a long, unlit road which has seen a recent accident c
Dear Editor,
As newly elected councillors to Rye Town Council it has struck us that the voice of young people is seldom heard in official meetings. There are a number
The voices for war are gathering strength. The Government is preparing the way for the UK to begin waging a new war in Syria. Can we leave it to Parliament to decide? Where is the voice of conscience in all this?
Wendy Vu is raising money for Nhi, who needs a series of operations in order to move on with her life after a vicious acid attack in her home country of Vietnam
Please remove the boarding on the Cinque Ports Street new flats and re-cover with brick to match the rest of the street. The contrast is too great in this position.
The first time I saw this "building" was walking from the station approach into Cinque Port Street, writes Joan Jones. It took my breath away, not in an
Have you seen that ghastly new building in Cinque Ports Street? Now they have uncovered it, it looks simply hideous, quite out of keeping. How could they have allowed it?
"Blends well with the ancient skyline of Rye, does it not?" Reader Lindsay Akerman sent in this wry comment.
We checked into the situation. Work on this site,
The latest design for a Tilling Green community centre does not match the needs of the community, believes John Wylie, a Tilling Green resident. It would be suitable for a village, perhaps, but not for Rye town. He and others who use the hall have been given a preview of what it would look like. Her
An irritated Rye resident wants to know how a well funded group acting for the economic future and wellbeing of the town can manage to be so long-winded. About 89 months ago, Rye Partnership's chairman expressed the earnest hope that its website would soon be back in action. A website would serve to
