Radstock rejuvenation plans.

Exciting plans to rejuvenate the town centre of Radstock with new homes, retail space, and restoration of the Brunel rail shed … More

Thanks a million (and more)

A steel drum band from King Edward’s School and a lady and gentleman in period costume were there to welcome … More

Loos get temporary relief!

Public toilets in Weston village and at Larkhall in Bath have won a stay of execution after Bath and North … More

Civic honours for Bath rail writer

A successful local author has unveiled his 96th book with a launch event at Radstock Museum supported by the Chairman of … More

Snap up some Euros!

Do you have an eye for a good picture and a good knowledge of Bath? Bath & North East Somerset … More

A touch of glass.

Popped into the Guildhall yesterday to check out the fireplaces in the banqueting room. Dan Brown of http://www.bathintime.co.uk suggested l take … More

Bath to join spa ‘super-league?’

Twenty six years ago Bath won international recognition for itself by successfully bidding to be classified as a World Heritage … More

Bed-time in Bath

Bath Parks Department gardeners have been putting the finishing touches to floral displays around the city in time for high … More

‘Raiding’ the Green Belt.

This year marks the 40th anniversary of the publication of ‘The Sack of Bath‘ – a fierce and angry polemic … More

Walk into history

A fund-raising walk around the site of one of the hardest fought battles of the English Civil War is … More

The canal-side pub that vanished.

I often cycle into town along the Kennet and Avon Canal tow-path and out through Sydney Gardens. My way onto … More

Royal Crescent stars in tv drama

The Royal Crescent took centre stage today when the famous landmark was filmed for a new romantic TV drama, Unknown … More

Wellow artist scores double honours!

Catherine Beale who lives in Wellow and has recently opened her own gallery in Widcombe Parade has been doubly … More

Special free guided walks around Bath!

Members of the Mayor of Bath’s Corps of Honorary Guides have arranged some ‘special’ summer walks around our World Heritage … More

The best for the most with the least.

A new exhibition has opened at the Museum of Bath at Work on an overlooked aspect of Bath’s urban … More

Holiday fun at city museums

A variety of fun activities is on offer during the summer holidays at Bath & North East Somerset Council’s heritage attractions. … More

Fresh burst of life for Radstock hall?

A formal decision agreeing the refurbishment and occupation of Victoria Hall, Radstock will be considered by Bath & North East … More

Weir flotilla beds down

Seems Pulteney Weir protestor Charlie Dancey has persuaded some more friends to join him in creating a bit of a … More

When will Bath clean up its act?

It might help sell newspapers but l am wondering whether the Bath Chronicle has really got the villain of the … More

Open house at No 1

They chose the day with the shortest night to hold one of the most long-awaited re-openings. Yes – No 1 … More

Give me shelter.

The first real bus-stop has been erected on the newly re-modelled High Street but it is only a temporary measure. … More

Blooming lovely!

The work to increase the pedestrianised areas within the High Street and Orange Grove is nearly complete. Only some of … More

Bath lights the way!

The completion of an award winning 4,000 streetlight replacement project has resulted in Bath & North East Somerset Council … More

New Arts Centre for University of Bath

A new centre for the arts at the University of Bath, which is part of its £100m campus improvement scheme, … More

Giving Bath the bird!

While the urban (aka sea) gull issue is ruffling local authority feathers – as political groups clash over who is … More