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Tag: Thomas Peacocke School

This collection traces Thomas Peacocke School across Rye’s Own, bringing formal news together with the personalities and everyday moments behind the name. Readers can move between “Teen & Twenty Oct. 1973”, “Local Victorian Post in Rye”, and “They Throw Away Hot Money at Rye”, seeing how the subject appeared at different moments in the magazine. Read together, the articles show how public events and private memories become part of the town’s shared story.

They Throw Away Hot Money at Rye

They Throw Away Hot Money at Rye

  Many prominent representatives from the Cinque Ports were in Rye on May Day Bank Holiday Monday for the inauguration of the new Mayor of Rye.

Posted on 1st June 201414th October 2026Author Jim HollandsCategories Local PoliticsTags Cinque Ports, Thomas Peacocke Community College, Thomas Peacocke School, Town HallLeave a comment on They Throw Away Hot Money at Rye
Local Victorian Post in Rye

Local Victorian Post in Rye

Glimpses into Local Postal Services in Victorian Times.The tale of Charles Thomas.By Barry Floyd.Introduction. In the mid-nineteenth century Rye’s post office was located on the High Street.

Posted on 1st February 201314th October 2026Author Barry FloydCategories Local HistoryTags Cinque Ports Street, Jo Kirkham, South Undercliff, Thomas Peacocke School, William HollowayLeave a comment on Local Victorian Post in Rye
Teen & Twenty Oct. 1973

Teen & Twenty Oct. 1973

Lisa Gilmour -Ellis This month’s personality is 17 year old Lisa Gilmour-Ellis. Lisa has been a pupil at Thomas Peacocke School for the last six years and, living at Saltcote Place, has become more at home in Rye than in her own home town of Brighton.

Posted on 1st October 197314th October 2026Author Jim HollandsCategories SchoolsTags Thomas Peacocke SchoolLeave a comment on Teen & Twenty Oct. 1973
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