Last month we reported that Frankie’s bench, sited at the entrance to the cycle path to Rye, had been taken away for some well needed loving care. Frankie’s son, Nick, took the bench home, rubbed it down and gave some fresh varnish, before putting it back in its usual spot. Here are some pictures showing…
A certain Monday carries a reputation for being the year’s most emotionally difficult day
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…
Our village Christmas Fayre was another superb community event! Well done, Camber!
Confirmed dates for appointments at Camber Memorial Hall
Last month, we featured a message from the Acting Chair /Admin of Camber Memorial Hall, calling out for help with the running of the hall. The message proposed a rota where people only had to volunteer for one month at a time, to avoid any one person being bogged down by the needs of the…
The official summer season at Camber Sands ran from Monday 31st March to Sunday 28th September. As always, visitor numbers were closely tied to weather conditions. The 2025 season featured four heatwaves between June and August, resulting in spikes in visitor numbers. Behind the scenes, staffing levels were carefully adjusted to meet these demands, ensuring…
A major clean up operation has begun on Camber’s world famous beaches, after small pellets called nurdles or bio-beads were found to be washing up on the beach’s golden sands.
A Camber resident recently attended a meeting of the Patients Participation Group (PPG) wherein it was disclosed that Rye Medical Centre was looking to close the branch surgeries.
The Memorial Hall REALLY needs YOUR help. The Acting Chair explains when they need
