Wasn’t it grand!

Who amongst our Bath and district readers remembers the department store called Colmer’s which graced Union Street for over a … More

Moore for Bath

A touring exhibition of Henry Moore’s inspirational work from the Arts … More

Bath’s old Destructor Bridge – which links the Upper and Lower Bristol roads into the city – is due to … More

What is it about Bath and public statues? Pop down the road to Bristol and have a quick look around … More

I wonder how many people know how a faulty chandelier in a Bath ballroom came close to ending the career … More

Another B&NES councillor from Keynsham has commented on the need for the town to have some form of museum to … More

The Virtual Museum has already revealed how B&NES is consulting local residents associations and heritage groups to draw up guidelines … More

A Keynsham councillor has urged the powers that be to try and find a way of funding a proper archaeological … More

The process by which Bath hopes to acquire the huge hoard of Roman silver coins discovered on a city-centre building … More

Is it just me or do others agree that – after the Hilton Hotel – the fountain in Laura Place … More

News that the National Trust may take over the management and maintenance of Bath’s picturesque Beechen Cliffs site is further … More

Real life and Hollywood legend get mixed together in a major new exhibition coming to Bath’s American Museum in March! … More

Nearly two billion pounds is to be spent electrifying one of Britain’s oldest railways and you can be sure the … More

It’s council budget setting time and, whereas North Somerset is announcing an increase in council tax, B&NES has managed … More

Within a matter of days a Bristol developer will officially present Bath and North East Somerset Council with a planning … More

Flying the flag in New Bond Street. Some observations on street life in Bath today as l walked around New … More