Open door on heritage.

A variety of heritage sites – including those run by Bath & North East Somerset Council – will be opening … More

Lights and locomotives in Sydney Gardens

The Virtual Museum of Bath hears Sydney Gardens might be getting public lighting at last. Looks like they will be … More

Getting to know you

World War Two bombing and 1970’s re-development were the last major events to change the look of the Green Park … More

Babylon comes to Bath?

Crest Nicholson has revealed its latest plans for Bath‘s Western Riverside development and – while the last of the city’s … More

Bath on the Rails

A treasure trove of iconic railway posters, paintings and 19th century prints will be celebrated at Bath & North East Somerset … More

A club for all!

You may think the sun had set on the last of the British Empire but you’d be wrong. There’s one … More

Bath students set it in stone

Talented stone conservation students from City of Bath College have helped to save a Grade II* listed building that was … More

Warming up at Bath Abbey.

Looks like that trial patch of under-floor heating is now being laid on the north side of the nave within … More

Wave goodbye to the trains

Brunel laid out the section of his Great Western Railway which passed through Bath’s Sydney Gardens like a stage with … More

Why Minerva’s on the move!

Looks like better weather has helped the Roman Baths and Fashion Museum make up this year for disappointing visitor numbers … More

Saying ‘hi’ to lower energy bills!

  Trouble with living in Bath is that often the property looks great from the outside but, if it’s a … More

Foot notes!

Interesting to note that while the Daily Telegraph continues to sponsor its very worthy annual Bath Festival  of Children’s Literature … More