Letters - Rye News (Page 24)

Reach for the off switch

Have you noticed any lights on during the day? Almost certainly the owners will not be aware and will be grateful to be told, as it is not only a

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/ 20 Aug 2014

'Don't make these bus cuts'

Rye's local MP explains her position on proposed funding cuts to local bus services. She staunchly supports the retention of the town's 326 and Dial-a-Ride services

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/ 11 Aug 2014

Controlling interests

Our reporter's description of who controls the county council is challenged by a Tory member of Rother District Council

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/ 19 Jul 2014

Playden's web link

Playden Parish Council has a new website www.playden.info. It is a new place to find Playden PC meeting notices, agendas and minutes along with a listing of useful

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/ 14 May 2014

A fair rate or legalised theft?

A Rye High Street shopkeeper complains that the extremely high rates are punitive and a contributing factor in the failure of many small businesses

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/ 13 May 2014

Breed mystery solved

The "Chocolate Sheep" mystery [letter in Living February 9 2014] has been solved. Without doubt, they are Welsh Mountain Badger Face breed, writes my brother Christopher from Downton,

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/ 12 May 2014

Why I'll vote in EU elections

Ten MEPs representing our region will join the European Parliament after elections on May 22. David Cracknell explains why it is important to take part

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/ 10 May 2014

No pavement for pedestrians

With reference to Tony Nunn's letter "Absence of road sense": I am afraid what he criticises as a pavement up Ferry Hill at Winchelsea is not,

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/ 4 May 2014

Fill those potholes

I heard on local radio that the Government has allocated £15 million for road repairs "in the South" so I do hope at least a few thousand will

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/ 22 Mar 2014

Where's my British food?

An olde worlde town but where is the traditional food asks one reader from Romney Marsh

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/ 20 Mar 2014