Rye
Although a smaller location, the cosiness and character Rye has truly makes it a delightful place to nestle down. It’s a beautifully preserved medieval town, and walking the charming streets will make you feel like you’ve stepped into a storybook. Rolling hills surround the area, and the Cuckmere Valley flows nearby. For a breath of sea air, the golden beach Camber Sands is close too.
Properties range from Victorian cottages just out of the centre to maisonettes in the heart of the town, so no matter what pace you want to go at, Rye can fall into step.
THOUSANDS of tons of shingle are being used to protect one of Hampshire s most historic buildings following its partial collapse. New aerial photographs reveal the full extent of the damage that occurred when part of Hurst Castle topped into the Solent in February. The incident destroyed part of the outer wall of the east wing, exposing the castle s interior and leaving the foreshore covered in masonry. English Heritage has embarked in a project that aims to stabilise the wing as well as trying to prevent any further damage to the site, which is often battered by ferocious storms. A spokesperson said more than 4,000 tons of shingle had already been delivered to the site.
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One of the sea eagles has vistied huge swathes of the country. Map by the Roy Dennis Foundation. One of the Isle of Wight s youngest white-tailed sea eagles was killed in September, when it flew into a powerline, according to an update from the Roy Dennis Wildlife Foundation, which also reports that the others are thriving. Meanwhile, one of the Isle of Wight s 2019 cohort returned to Yarmouth last month (February) after a 17 month tour of England - but didn t stay here long. Its latest report reveals the young male from 2019 touched down in Yarmouth on February 7, by way of Lincolnshire, Leicestershire, Norfolk and Northamptonshire.