Youngsters from Moorlands Junior School and gladiators – old and new – helped launch an appeal to raise money towards … More
Month: July 2013
Joint front on fracking danger to springs
Councillors in Bath and North East Somerset have united to voice their concerns over the potential impact of fracking on … More
Cash flow benefit for River Avon
Last week’s decision by senior members of B&NES Council brought the cultural, economic and social improvements to the River Avon … More
New Chairman for Friends of Bath Abbey
Retired engineer Professor Jeffrey Jupp has been appointed as chairman of The Friends of Bath Abbey. Professor Jupp recently took … More
Abbey floor uncovered
A small section of Bath Abbey’s floor will be lifted and repaired for the first time in over 100 years … More
How safe is this Brunel bridge?
The only iron bridge remaining across Isambard Kingdom Brunel’s Great Western Railway – linking Bristol and beyond with London – … More
Book art at Keynsham
Book art workshops at Keynsham Library with Funky Art House. 24th July 11:00 – 13:00 and 14:00 – 16:00 Get … More
Nowhere to go!
The future of public toilets in Larkhall and Weston village in Bath has apparently been thrown into further confusion by … More
Council ‘chiefs’ to meet with Charlie
Looks like Charlie Dancey – the man who staged a very public protest by parking his Dutch barge on Pulteney … More
Latest development plans for riverside to go on show
Plans for the next stage of the redevelopment of the Western Riverside will go on show within the old Green … More
Ancient charter ‘on parade’
Joined the congregation at Bath Abbey today for the Founder’s Day service which is organised by King Edward’s School in … More
Lido campaign takes to the river
Took a cruise up the River Avon from Pulteney Weir to Bathampton Mill weir and back again today to see … More
A whale of a time at American Museum
The Susan of Nantucket scrimshaw* is one of the Museum’s most fascinating objects. The delicately carved sperm whale tooth has … More
Nice Roman touch for Bath Rugby players!
Primary school children and Bath Rugby players are getting together to help the city raise awareness and funds to acquire … More
In love with Laura
The award-winning journalist who first championed the Laura Ashley look more than 40 years ago will officially open the first major … More
Making life safer for cyclists & pedestrians
Measures to help free-up traffic flows and improve safety for pedestrians and cyclists at Windsor Bridge junction will be carried … More
Say boo to books!
Libraries run by Bath & North East Somerset Council aim to help more children enjoy great books this summer by … More
Little ‘lost’ Lido
I want to write in support of a remarkable survivor – a Georgian gem in our midst that isn’t as … More