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In chorus with criers across the country, Rye's Town Crier, Paul Goring, will give a special Jubilee proclamation from the steps of the historic town of Rye's Town Hall at 2pm.
Before Paul's cry will be accompanied by the Ryebellion Drummers; Rye resident Martin Wimbush will be reciting John Betjemen's poem 'Jubilee Hymn' and there will be a chorus of the National Anthem, and patriotic songs, with Rye Singers.
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