Pic of the day. Tuesday, September 8th

Michael Noakes writes: Hello Richard I have attached a picture of an amusing style of cycle rack that I saw…

New womb cancer test

Women who have bleeding after menopause will be able to get clearer answers sooner, thanks to a new test being…

Dr Who tribute

[Still from the episode you can find on YouTube.] Science fiction fans – especially those who follow the BBC’s long-running…

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[Jamie’s website] It is fascinating to know how some people come across my bathnewseum.com blog in a roundabout way. How…

Pic of the day. Monday, September 7th

What you call ‘fry tipping’ says Ralph Oswick, who writes: Had this to greet me at my bus stop on…

When three stars align

Bath’s blessed with nearly as many museums as coffee shops, but l spent time yesterday visiting one which is a…

Pic of the day. Sunday, September 6th

Ding dong merrily on high!

Noticeboard

Community Connections Fair Sunday 20th September 12:30-16:00 Organised and hosted by the Museum of Bath at Work and Christ Church,…

A plea for the trees

The image above was taken in Friary Wood near Hinton Charterhouse. It represents what follower Penny Williamson describes as a…

Lights and frights!

[Seeing Claverton Manor under a different light! Spooky.] You may have noticed that next month’s Halloween merchandise is already creeping…

Pic of the day. Saturday, September 5th

Dynamic image, eh? The temple in Sydney Gardens.

Light up, lights up!

[Artist’s impression] Hooray for Bath BID. Thanks to them, the city will be getting a festive glow-up this Christmas. The…

Pic of the day. Friday, September 4th

September in the rain.

Shaping our future

A draft Local Plan setting out where new homes, jobs and key infrastructure could be built across our region over…

Making it work

This I have got to follow. Bath & North East Somerset Council wants to transform the way it works to…

Pic of the day. Thursday, September 3rd

I feel, Bee Burt, that the picture, which you have kindly sent to me, is going to throw down a…

Green light for market

One of Bath’s most popular winter events, which boosts the local economy by up to £64m each year and attracts…

Post Office woes.

In comes September and out goes the city’s central post office following the closure of the TG Jones (formerly WHSmith)…