It might help sell newspapers but l am wondering whether the Bath Chronicle has really got the villain of the … More
Month: June 2013
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
Boathouse home for River Trust?
A group of local consultants, campaigners and councillors is calling for council property managers to allow the now formally constituted … More
Just the ticket
 The contract to provide a new visitor management system at the Roman Baths in our city has been won by … More
Feathers fly over gull issue.
Feathers are flying within Bath and North East Somerset over counter-claims -amongst political groups – as to how effectively the … More
Wednesday wonders!
A series of fascinating evening sessions will be held at Bath & North East Somerset Council’s Roman Baths during … More
A ‘green man’ for Orange Grove
Found an electrician hard at work on one set of the new pedestrian crossing traffic-lights that have been installed in … More
Public invited to view latest park and ride plans
People are being invited by Bath & North East Somerset Council to attend a public exhibition and view plans for … More
North Parade Bridge lamps restored.
Four historic iron lighting columns on North Parade Bridge have been restored by Bath & North East Somerset Council back … More
Come float your boat says river protestor
Pulteney Weir protestor Charlie Dancey has let the Virtual Museum know that he is back on the weir and busy … More
A ‘Brutal’ vision for Bath!
Genteel Bath brutal?! Surely not!! Well if you are a student of Architecture you will know that the word  – … More
It’s a green light for Bath Rugby Club
Looks like the last obstacle to redeveloping Bath Rugby’s facilities at the Recreation Ground has been overcome with news that … More
Hands off our loos!
In common with public conveniences elsewhere within Bath and North East Somerset Council’s area – the loos at Larkhall are … More