Residents who have made their homes more energy efficient are being encouraged to come forward and take part in Bath … More
Month: May 2014
Good to be green.
Residents who have made their homes more energy efficient are being encouraged to come forward and take part in Bath … More
Volunteer Week at American Museum
The American Museum in Britain Celebrates Volunteer Week 3 to 6 June 2014 2014 marks the 30th anniversary of Volunteer … More
Hallelujah! Bath Abbey wins HLF support
Bath Abbey has received initial support from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) for a £10m bid for its Footprint project, … More
Industri-Us!
An exhibition of artwork inspired by Industry at Museum of Bath at Work Tracy Page and Stephanie Bengry-Howell – known … More
Big day for Bath Abbey’s future.
There’s just one day to go before Bath Abbey will hear if it has been successful in its bid for … More
Cary Grant’s father
It’s nothing to do with Bath – or North East Somerset – but l wanted to share an image with … More
What a difference a ‘P’ makes!
Well the stone balustrade on Grand Parade may still look a mess – with so many of the decorative stone … More
Fresh art on display!
FREE Exhibition of new artwork created for the Hillview Acute Inpatient Unit in Bath. At The Schoolhouse, Building of Bath … More
Stories and songs at Radstock and Midsomer Norton libraries.
Bath & North East Somerset Council’s Library Service has a series of free events planned in Midsomer Norton and Radstock. … More
Secrets at The Corridor – solved!
Bit of activity at the High Street end of The Corridor just recently with the arrival of another Society Cafe. … More
Temporary halt to plans for loo change-over
A slight hiccup in council plans to turn the city’s public conveniences over to a private company to run – … More
New home for recycling centre?
Looks like work to replace Bath’s old Destructor Bridge across the River Avon will start in the autumn and take … More
We don’t want loo queues say Tory group
Conservative councillors are warning of queues for the public loos if Bath and North East Somerset Council presses ahead with … More
More delays for cycle schemes
Bath’s new cycle hire scheme is now set to launch around mid-June – that’s a month and a half after … More
Celebrating heritage and the arts at Bath Abbey
The Mayor of Bath, Cllr Malcolm Lees, was amongst the assembled dignitaries attending the special Festal Evensong at Bath Abbey … More
Half-term family fun @ city museums
Children are being given an opportunity to get creative at a range of half-term holiday activities organised by Bath & … More
Reclaim the city
Last night saw the launch of this year’s International Bath Music Festival with the usual Party in the City. Venues … More
Oh no missus! Julian Opie at the Holburne.
Oh no missus – as Frankie Howerd might have exclaimed – what is a naked woman and a little urinating … More
National award for No 1 Royal Crescent
Congratulations to the Bath Preservation Trust for landing a ‘Highly Commended’ award at the annual Museums and Heritage Awards ceremony … More
The art of book re-cycling!
Library members of all ages are being encouraged by Bath & North East Somerset Council to get creative and turn … More
Somerdale:Unwrapped – documenting history in photos.
Came across this information via Twitter. I think David Calvin is well-known to Keynsham people but with the Virtual Museum’s … More
Fun at the Foxhill Festival
Bath & North East Somerset Council is organising a number of events as part of the new Foxhill Festival in … More
‘Citizen’ Audrey!
After her forty years of service to the Mayor of Bath’s Corps of Honorary Guides, your Director is delighted … More
Royal opening for new temple walkway.
Their Royal Highnesses The Earl and Countess of Wessex have visited the Roman Baths to re-open the newly-renovated Temple Precinct … More
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