For those of you who wonder what it might feel like to get your hands on millions of pounds then look no further than a performance by the energetic and exciting musician Tamsin Waley-Cohen. The […]
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Month: April 2014
Fingers crossed now at the pools-side!
It’s fingers crossed now folks for members and supporters of The Cleveland Pools Trust as their detailed application for financial support from the Heritage Lottery Fund has finally been officially posted. A meeting room had […]
Exclusive look inside this year’s ‘Open’ at Victoria Gallery
The Virtual Museum of Bath popped in to the Victoria Gallery yesterday morning ( April 4th, 2014) to have a look at last-minute preparations for a very special annual exhibition during which a host of […]
Emergency repairs at Roman Baths
Well the scaffolding may have come down from most of the exterior of the Roman Baths/ Pump Room complex in Abbey Churchyard but inside the ticket hall a stack of poles and platforms has just […]
How Bath lost its tallest landmark
Fascinating to compare two aerial views of the Royal Crescent which illustrate the terrible marks that war leaves on the landscape and how narrowly one of Bath’s most iconic architectural features escaped more serious damage! […]
Easter Fair at Museum of Bath @ Work
The Museum of Bath at Work is holding an Easter Fair this coming Saturday – April 5th – between 10.30 am and 4.00pm. There will be craft and vintage stalls, cakes and books, guided […]
Ancient wall in Keynsham repaired.
Work has been undertaken to restore and protect a historic stone wall in Keynsham following calls from local Conservative councillor Alan Hale. The ancient stone wall, which forms the gateway to the town’s Dapps Hill […]
A little night music!
A rare opportunity to meet a bestselling author and enjoy a torch lit evening of music from across the ages is on offer at Bath & North East Somerset Council’s Heritage attractions as part of […]
Rebecca in full flow and benches blossoming!
Well the good news – this sunny Tuesday morning – is that Rebecca at the Fountain is flowing with water again. We’re talking about the 19th century Biblical statue installed by Bath’s temperance society to […]
