A new guide to ‘Bath’s Extraordinary Women’ has been published to go with a current exhibition at the Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution. The booklet is aimed at bringing women out of the shadows […]
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Here’s how to act – locally!
A new on-line toolkit – giving parish councils advice on how they can act locally on the climate emergency – has been published by Bath & North East Somerset Council. The council’s guide highlights actions […]
Volunteers wanted
An urgent call for volunteers in Bath by Marie Curie, the UK’s leading charity for people living with a terminal illness and their families. It’s looking for local people prepared to give just two hours […]
Let the river run
One brave Bath Newseum followers braved today’s lashing of wind and rain to show us the volume at which the River Avon is currently flowing. Paul Jackson took some shots at Pulteney Bridge. As he […]
Spring Wharf is blooming.
Now of the city’s new riverside developments has announced new business leadings. Deeley Freed Estates and Legal & General say Bath’s Spring Wharf is now fully let with three new leisure and retail occupiers signing […]
New timetable for mobile library
Mobile library routes across Bath & North East Somerset are set to change. The council says this is to extend the reach of the service, improve safety for users and reduce the library’s carbon footprint. […]
Let’s hear it for Adelard!
In our city it’s always the Romans and Georgians that take the credit for Bath’s important historical architectural and social status, but l want to introduce you to a locally-born man who deserves to be […]
Your Say
The printed press have a ‘Letters to the Editor’ page so Bath Newseum has decided to provide space for you to have YOUR say. What follows – in an email from Dave Searby of Bath […]
Out and about
Personally sad to see yet another – what l would call – fast food outlet taking over the one retail space – in the re-modelled Saw Close – that had remained unlet following its re-development. […]
Cleveland Bridge restricted from February 3rd.
A temporary 18 tonne weight restriction on Cleveland Bridge affecting heavy goods vehicles and larger coaches is being put in place ahead of essential structural repairs to the Grade II listed structure which are being planned […]
