News

Stay informed on local events and their impact on Rye and the surrounding villages. From politics and local government, to humanitarian challenges and our local economy, our News coverage brings context and clarity to the stories shaping our local community.

Remembering the fallen

Marchers process up to the Town Hall for the salute, the Remembrance Day Service and the laying of wreaths - and our slideshow shows how the town turned out in large numbers to remember the dead, and recall the impact war can have . . .

By Seana Lanigan

/ 12 Nov 2015

This November in 'Fixtures'

Rye News' sports editor takes to the sea this month with an on board report of one of the season's final cruiser races, while Dee Alsey profiles

By Ben Keeley

/ 6 Nov 2015

Police park warden hopes

Rye Town Council wants the Police and Crime Commissioner to explain why wardens have been "parked"? Charles Harkness reports

By Charles Harkness

/ 5 Nov 2015

Crunch time for historic arch

Urgent repairs needed to the historic Landgate arch may cause major problems for the town centre. But, without them, the problems may get even worse. Charles Harkness reports

By Charles Harkness

/ 5 Nov 2015

A last push to save lives this year

Winter is setting in in the Middle East, People without homes, without shelter, without money are desperate for our help. Rye has already stepped up to help. Can we make one last push before Christmas?

By Seana Lanigan

/ 5 Nov 2015

Rex cries for Christmas

The Town Crier and two dolphins launch a special Christmas shop where you can buy once and give twice

By Rye News

/ 5 Nov 2015

Plague at the museum

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.

By Ray Prewer

/ 2 Nov 2015

CFAiR backs 20mph speed limit

Following two recent traffic accidents involving children, Campaign For Action in Rye (CFAiR) will campaign for a 20mph speed limit - but on which streets?

By John Howlett

/ 30 Oct 2015

Living on the edge of the tide

As the tide rises it spreads out either side of the main channel, but a "surge" could be devastating. Charles Harkness investigates

By Charles Harkness

/ 30 Oct 2015

Speed spotlight on Tilling Green

A recent accident has put the spotlight on speeding in Mason Road and Tilling Green Residents Association has been discussing this. Donna Lake reports

By Ben Keeley

/ 30 Oct 2015

The cross, crescent – and stick?

A reader wrote in asking why the British Legion's "Poppy Appeal" featured sticks rather than the usual crosses. Seana Lanigan investigates

By Seana Lanigan

/ 30 Oct 2015

Save those in peril on the sea

Do you want to be a hero or heroine? Rye Harbour will soon be celebrating some past heroes. Learn about this essential service

By Seana Lanigan

/ 30 Oct 2015