Bath will be attracting tourists of a different kind later this year when it will play host to The … More
Month: March 2014
We are Bath!
A group of BA (Hons) Media Communications students from Bath Spa University are inviting members of the public to share … More
Name that building! Keynsham residents to shape history.
Local people are being invited to shape history and have their say about what names Bath & North East Somerset … More
Foxhill Exhibition
The first exhibition of master plan proposals for the former MOD site at Foxhill is going to be on Friday … More
A welcome charge in Bath!
Electric vehicle owners can take their pick of places to charge their car for free when visiting Bath, thanks to … More
Royal Visitor at the Crescent!
Bath Preservation Trust is to host His Royal Highness The Duke of Gloucester KG GCVO at No. 1 Royal … More
Easter fun @ Museum of Bath @ Work
Following the success of their drawing activities during last half term, Object Art artists Steph Bengry-Howell and Tracey Page, will … More
New look for Cleveland Pools
A sneak preview of the new logo for the Cleveland Pools Trust which is going to be officially launched … More
Bath bikers on the increase.
New census data released by the Office for National Statistics today reveals that the number of people cycling to work … More
Bath Central Library Craft Market & Easter Activity Day
Bath’s Central Library invites everyone to join them on Saturday 12th April for a day of crafts and activities … More
They’re back!
Well our gulls are back and raring to go as thoughts turn to rearing young on the Georgian rooftops of … More
Gilding looking good!
Well l have to say the gilding applied to the Pinder quote on the Pump Room is looking very impressive … More
Museum of Bath at Work invites you to the movies!
The Museum of Bath at Work has arranged a short festival of films to lead up to the official … More
Bath Abbey to help youngsters discover Easter meaning
Over 630 local schoolchildren will be taking part in ‘Experience Easter’ at Bath Abbey, a series of reflective workshops … More
Southgate loses landmark
So the double-life-sized torso of Olympic swimmer Mark Foster – which was installed at the entrance to the Southgate shopping … More
Inside the colourful world of Kaffe Fassett
Mid-day today – Saturday, March 22nd – The Colourful World of Kaffe Fassett is officially opened to the rest of us … More
Poor Alice!
‘Poor Alice. Victoria’s little sister,’ was the way l heard this delightful little park beside the London Road at Lambridge … More
Plenty of buzz in Bath this May!
Some major festivals to look forward to in May guaranteed to bring the city of Bath to life – according … More
First Fleet commander on display at Victoria Gallery
The Victoria Art Gallery – run by Bath & North East Somerset Council – is to display Francis Wheatley’s portrait … More
Colmers of Bath and the New Zealand connection.
Last February the Virtual Museum of Bath featured ‘The Colmers Story’ – a specially produced booklet, published in 1970, to … More
Rosie’s ‘army’ and the ‘rainbow’ museum
The American Museum in Britain – based at Claverton Manor near the University of Bath – has opened for the … More
Doors open again at the Newark Works
Some good news at last for one of Bath’s most sensitive derelict sites. The old Newark Works – historic home … More
Victoria Bridge renovation underway.
A £3.4 million project is now underway to refurbish the Grade 2 listed Victoria Bridge across the River Avon in … More
Bank memorial in Bath
Last November, the Virtual Museum carried a picture of the wreath of poppies that had been placed beneath a brass … More
Help celebrate Bath’s World Heritage status.
Sydney Gardens is to host an afternoon of free events and activities on Sunday 13 April as Bath & North … More
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