Timing the run over the Ferry Road pedestrian bridge, to be engulfed in steam, took skill and an abundance of energy. Discerning adults waited for the crossing gates to open …… Paul Vincent …… Continue reading An Old Ryer Remembers
Category: Local interest
Rye & District U3A
(University of the Third Age) is an organisation for everyone who has retired from full time work. Do not be put off by the word ‘University’. We are for you, whether you have any formal qualifications or not and wherever your interests lie. Continue reading Rye & District U3A
Before the Age of Health&Safety
By Arthur Woodgate.
There was Only One Long Ladder in Town.
“I have a ventilation pipe to renew on East Guldeford Church” said
the Boss. Continue reading Before the Age of Health&Safety
Editorial
GREAT CHARACTERS OF RYE
Every town has its share of characters who add colour to the area and become well known to every resident. They brighten the lives of most the people they meet and become a focal point of the period in which they live. Continue reading Editorial
The Union Inn East Street
The Pubs of Rye no. 2
By David Russell
The Union Inn which recently closed has joined the ranks of the ‘Lost Pubs’ of Rye. The building was originally two 16th century cottages and a small shop. Continue reading The Union Inn East Street
United Go Down to Guernsey in 6-5 thriller
RRye United’s glorious run in the FA Carlsberg Vase came to an end in one of the most exciting Vase matches ever witnessed. The match, which took place on a rain sodden Salts resulted in a see-saw battle that ended in extra time with Guernsey FC beating Rye by the odd goal in eleven. Continue reading United Go Down to Guernsey in 6-5 thriller
Lions Enjoy Christmas Dinner At Hope Anchor
Some forty Rye Lions Club members and guests enjoyed their Christmas dinner at the Hope Anchor Hotel this week. Continue reading Lions Enjoy Christmas Dinner At Hope Anchor
Jempson’s Charity Box Donation for Peasmarsh Memorial Hall
Members of the Peasmarsh Memorial Hall Management Committee recently received a cheque from Jempson’s of Peasmarsh for £465.29.
This is the amount of money donated to date by Jempson’s customers at the Peasmarsh Superstore over the past year. Continue reading Jempson’s Charity Box Donation for Peasmarsh Memorial Hall
Lions and The Music Well
The Music Well which offers music therapy to the people of Rye and nearby villages has received a donation form Rye and District Lions Club. Continue reading Lions and The Music Well
Merlin At Christmas
Part of the enormously successful Rye Christmas Celebrations in the town was a huge St Bernard dog by the name of Merlin.