Whoever it was repaired the wall – bordering the flats – beside the Lam Brook and near the London Road – did a very good job. The problem is bags of your rubble waste have […]
Month: April 2014
The scars of war
Today and tomorrow – April 25th & 26th, 2014 – mark the 72nd anniversary of the Bath Blitz of 1942 in which 714 men, women and children lost their lives. Hundreds more were injured and […]
Campaign to get flag for Bath takes new direction!
The campaign to get a flag for the City of Bath has hit a bit of a problem. Turns out the city has already got one and it will be fluttering from one of the […]
Portrait of a lady? Life as a woman in Georgian Bath.
From the gutter to the stately home, and from palace to brothel, Georgian women’s lives are revealed through an intriguing exhibition of mezzotint portraits and ephemera at No.1 Royal Crescent, Bath which opens 16 May and runs […]
Is Bath ready for a tourist tax?
One of Bath’s most iconic tourist locations is looking a bit lack-lustre at present. The stone balustrade separating Grand Parade from the Pulteney Bridge and Weir on the River Avon below is having to be boarded […]
Articles of war
A new exhibition from Bath & North East Somerset Council marking the anniversary of the start of World War One will be filled with the memories and artefacts of residents. A number of events will […]
Get involved with the Beau Street Hoard
Discover the heritage of the Beau Street Hoard by taking part in inspiring activities happening at Bath & North East Somerset Council’s Roman Baths and a variety of locations. This unique hoard, found on the […]
Time to choose in Keynsham
The people of Keynsham will shortly be able to choose the design of a new clock tower which will have pride of place in the new town centre development. Three artists have been shortlisted to […]
Bath’s heritage in decay says councillor.
The crumbling state of the balustrade looking down on Bath’s iconic Pulteney Bridge and Weir has prompted one local councillor to urge the local authority to take more pride in its heritage which – he […]
New homes for old. Curo plan for Foxhill
The Virtual Museum of Bath has been up to St Andrews Community Church at Combe Down to join the many people interested in seeing the first public showing of the Masterplan for Foxhill. It’s all […]
