During October half term, pub favourite, Ritchie Cambell, reappeared at The Castle, treating everyone to his UB40 style reggae set. It was good to see so many holidaymakers turning up to join in with the evening!
Solutions to the puzzles in the December 2024 / January 2025 Issue of CCN (130)
Camber Community Group, the organisation behind Camber Community Newsletter, was formed 13 years ago this month! In that time, the group has been involved in many community events and projects, some in the public eye, and some running quietly behind the scenes – but always for the good of the village.
Nearly a year has passed since I arrived at St. Thomas the Apostle in Camber and it has been quite a year of learning and fun and hard work.
I have lived in Camber for just over 10 years now and have noticed the speeding is getting worse, everyone is rushing. Also, aggressive drivers, always the odd car.
Now don’t get me wrong. I love everything about Christmas, from the old traditions to all the new elements of ‘Elf on the Shelf’ and matching PJs. I’m there with the over-the-top tree, lights in the front garden and too much food!
As the old saying goes – you can’t make an omelette without breaking an egg! At least we hope our new beach carpark garden will be worth the mess it is in now.
Camber Community Newsletter has received a grant of £500 from the Police & Crime Commissioner’s Community Safety Fund.
Construction work has been completed to improve a stretch of National Cycle Network Route 2 between the outskirts of Jury’s Gap and the East Sussex County boundary with Kent.
In Edition No. 100 (December 2021), we featured an article in CCN about ESCC finally doing something about clearing the sand from the Old Lydd Road pavement.
