If you were in your twenties during the nineties you’ll remember hedonistic times: clubbing, raving and new indie bands appearing at a supersonic rate. Oasis V Blur, Jarvis V Jacko. Lager, lads and even ladettes. Ross’s leather trousers and Rachel’s feathered haircut. The Titanic was sinking, football was coming home, Fresh Prince was moving to Bel Air and Geri wore a dress that would only be seen on the likes of Tommy Robinson these days. But back then we were proud to be British - we were Cool

It's charming, it's quaint, they have cobbles to clumsily walk on and scallops to devour but how is the shopping in this beautiful historic town? Well it's pretty darn good actually! Whether you're kitting yourself out from head to toe, grabbing your next holiday read, furnishing your home or buying a gift for a loved one, Rye has all the bases covered. Rye's shopping district is small yet perfectly formed and is packed with stylishly and carefully curated independent shops.

What writer hasn’t been asked: ‘Where do you get your ideas from?’ It’s a cliché perhaps, and a notoriously difficult question to answer. But for the writer of SCREAMS FROM THE ATTIC, a chilling new theatrical experience arriving this September at The Stables Theatre, the answer is easy – the idea began with two dead cats in a pub.