ARRCC runs through this selection from the Rye’s Own archive, linking individual reports and recollections into a broader picture of local life. Readers can move between “Rye Goes Rock 2007”, “The Amber Review – Fitness”, “Jimper’s Jottings”, and “ARRC Ltd. Liquidation brings down ARRCC”, seeing how the subject appeared at different moments in the magazine. Together they offer a characterful route through the magazine’s record of local life, memory and change.
Regular readers will know that Rye’s Own has never been shy when
criticising East Sussex County Council and Council Leader, Keith Glazier
but things said about him and East Sussex C.C. relating to the demise
of popular local charity ARRCC by a local internet news service have
got Rye’s Own jumping to their defence.
Over thirty members of the Rye & District Wheelers were present at ARRCC for their 2016 Barbecue.
Paul Simpson (Head Chef) and his assistant, William were in charge of the fire and despite lots of smoke managed to produce well cooked sausages etc. Continue reading Wheelers Barbecue at ARRCC
The 20/20 Fit Gym
It always feels good to support exciting new ventures within your local community. With a variety of classes to suit all ages and lifestyles the in Winchelsea Road is a Fitness Extravaganza
From injury recovery to fitness, 20/20 Fit, guide and motivate you to reach your goals. Health and fitness at its best, from Gym to Studio Classes, Indoor and Outdoor Fit-camps, nutrition advice and therapies, you’ll find it here; whatever age you are, or feel, they aim to offer something to suit all. Continue reading The Amber Review – Fitness
Local actor, Martin Wimbush, is bringing his acclaimed one man play, Wellington, to THE BARN THEATRE, SMALLHYTHE for two charity performances Continue reading One Man Play
ARRCC Members and Staff are out and about and making the most of the good weather. Continue reading ARRCC is going out and about with new activities
Grace meets the Prime Minister
“Our Gracie”, ARRCC Chief Executive – Grace O’Neill, met Prime Minister Gordon Brown at 10 Downing Street recently. Continue reading Grace Meets the Prime Minister
So much for the Arctic weather the experts told us of, one short snap of frost and that’s your lot, there is an old saying; Ice in November to bear a duck, the rest of the winter slush and muck. Continue reading Jimper’s Jottings
All too often we hear that someone we know has suffered a stroke or has contracted an obscure ailment which robs its victim of physical or mental capabilities. Continue reading Fund Raising For ARRCC
