Well the stone balustrade on Grand Parade may still look a mess – with so many of the decorative stone pillars still covered up with boarding – but at least it looks as though the road sign has been given a makeover since the Virtual Museum pointed out how shabby this iconic part of Bath was becoming.
The old one had been vandalised and was confusing to visitors.
I spotted a renovated and shiny road sign today which makes a huge difference in directing tourist to this special location.
It’s where thousands stand to take photograph of Robert Adam’s Pulteney Bridge.
Now it’s just the crumbling balustrade to tackle!
BATH NEWSEUM 
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