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New Captain Pugwash exhibition as Rye Castle Museum reopens

NEWS & SPORT

Press Club gets answers

Young journalists at Rye College challenge Southern Trains on cancellations, bus replacement services and station closures.

Water leak investigations

Military Road surface water looked into a year after landslips

Wurlitzer celebrates 100 years

Centenary concert at Rye Theatre for the iconic musical instrument

Up for sale

Salts Farm Shop and Cafe is being sold as owners retire

The app is back!

Rye Town app from A Rye Good Time now features innovative AI

Charity grant changes

Rother Council leaders back funding scheme changes

News in brief April 11

A new vicar, another cliff rescue, election candidates and Rye Creative Centre is up for an award

The countdown is ticking

The cricket season edges ever closer as training continues

Marking 100 years of the Rye Wurlitzer

Press Club reporter Ethan celebrates the history of an incredible instrument

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PEOPLE

The importance of Easter

Rye's Baptist minister reflects on Holy Week

Wartime memories

Rye News Press Club Reporter Audrey interviews her grandmother on wartime life near Rye

Worthy winners

Bournes celebrates 150 years by giving back to the community

A facelift for the future

Impressive designs at Winchelsea Beach Community Hall

Everybody welcome

The New Beach Club at Pett Level gets a makeover with improved access for all

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OPINIONS

Affordable housing in Rye

Will we get what the town needs from planned developments?

Celebrating VE Day 80 years on

Anniversary will be marked on May 8. What are your family's memories?

A sense of community – the beating heart of Rye

MP Helena Dollimore's monthly column for Rye News celebrates the changes at the pool and a minister's visit

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NATURE & ENVIRONMENT

Celebrating spring

Rye Harbour Nature Reserve invites you to enter photography competition

Spirit and aspirations

Rye Community Garden AGM looks to the future by welcoming all

High tides and high water

Drone shots capture the flood plain at Rye Harbour

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ARTS & CULTURE

Ahaargh me hearties

The first Rye Pirates and Smugglers Day confirmed for August 9

Art students at gallery

A unique opportunity to spend time creating

A very unusual church

Our Lent series on Romney Marsh churches continues in East Guldeford

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