Emergency Assistance Required…
At five minutes past midnight, at the start of New Year’s Day, one of our…
Camber Community Lunch Group
The Camber Community Lunch Group had another successful lunch event on Friday 9th January – the first one of 2026. Guests were treated to a bowl of delicious warm soup (Leek & potato and broccoli & stilton were on offer), plus tasty bread and homemade scones followed by a slice of beautifully baked cake. There…
This & That – Shrove Tuesday
Ash Wednesday, 18th February, sees the start of Lent this year. The name is derived from the Saxon word for Spring – lenct – which, in earlier times, may well have been a time of enforced fasting in the agricultural communities, as the winter stores ran low. Nowadays, it is the 40-day annual fast between…
Un-deck the Hall
When it is time to take down the decorations, please spare a half hour to help the Memorial Hall Committee
3 Things to think about…in December 2025
As the turkey and roast spuds begin to settle, we have a quick think over three things
Featured Poem – The Turkey Shot Out of the Oven
Christmas Poem written by Jack Prelutsky The Turkey shot out of the ovenand rocketed into the air,it knocked every plate off the table,and partly demolished a chair. It ricocheted into a cornerAnd burst with deafening boom,Then splattered all over the kitchen,Completely obscuring the room. It stuck to the walls and the windows,It totally coated the…
Council Praise for Volunteers
Rother District Council issue a statement praising those “who are helping in the aftermath of the pellet pollution incident”
Superstitions – Yule Logs
In the past, ‘Yule’ did not relate to Christmas as it does nowadays Yule logs, which were traditionally a block of oak or beech, were burned all over Europe, including Russia and Siberia – and sometimes even in the warmer Mediterranean areas – and were used as a source of light and heat. In the…
Camber Residents Association to close its doors
We are sad to announce that Camber is to lose another of its stalwart groups
