I have to say Barry Cruse – chairman of the Bath in Bloom committee – is an agile man with … More
Month: June 2014
At last – a tarmac coating for cycle route into town!
I am pleased to say that at least part off an unofficial cycle route into town is getting upgraded. … More
Parade Gardens unveiling
A sculpture designed and made at City of Bath College has been unveiled today – Monday, June 30th – to celebrate … More
New Batheaston cycle route now open!
The new Batheaston cycle path finally opened this week after work on its construction was delayed by bad weather. The new … More
New national ‘word’ memorial goes on line
Across the UK, 3,000 people are together creating a unique war memorial made only of words – and it’s all … More
Gone with the wind?
You know l like badgers – l also like public art. I enjoy discovering it in my adopted city. Bath … More
Get reading with mythical maze challenge!
Bath & North East Somerset Council libraries are aiming to get children reading this summer by inviting them to find … More
The Great War in Costume: new exhibition at Fashion Museum
Costumes from Downton Abbey will feature as part of a new exhibition at Bath’s Fashion Museum. The exhibition, The Great … More
International recognition for Bath’s messages to the gods.
Bath’s Roman curse tablets have been added to the UNESCO Memory of the World register of outstanding documentary heritage. The … More
Health and the roman baths.
Nice to receive a Tweet from @DrJennersHouse which is helping look after publicity for Dr Jenner’s House and Garden – … More
Bath Boules – how to throw a party!
Called into Queen’s Square on Saturday, June 21st to watch all the fun at the annual Bath Boules week-end which … More
Rival community scheme proposed for Newark Works
Recent publicity and public and business support for an organisation called Craneworks – which is promoting a new community use … More
Putting the aqua back into Bath.
Regular visitors to the Virtual Museum of Bath will know my views on Bath and water. For a city which … More
Rare view of King’s Bath
Well, here’s something you don’t see every day. The geo-thermal waters that normally fill the King’s Bath at the Roman … More
Blue biking in Bath
Bath’s latest alternative transport scheme for residents and tourists got underway with a special launch at the Orange Grove this … More
Have your say on traffic!
Bath & North East Somerset Council is asking local people to put forward their views on a new draft transport … More
Fresh Air Fayre
An invitation to find out all about sustainable travel and reducing pollution in the city is being offered by B&NES at … More
Flower bed sculpture for sale.
It’s the new art installation that everyone in Bath is talking about and that – it seems – is the … More
NatWest & Wedgwood?
Next time you are walking down Milsom Street in Bath, pop into the NatWest Bank at number 39 and admire … More
Admiral Phillip memorial site underway.
Work has started on preparing the site for a new sculpture which will commemorate the links between Bath and the … More
Commerce and culture – doing battle in Bath?
We are constantly reminded by our politicians that we are lucky to live in the ‘Free World’ but what exactly … More
World War One Remembered
To mark a 100 years since the start of the First World War, Bath & North East Council is putting … More
Roman road at Claverton Down
Nice to hear from local historian and writer John Branston about an interesting discovery at Claverton Down. In an email … More
New bike hire launches next week!
Bath’s new bike hire scheme will officially launch on next Tuesday – 17th June – with a Bike Parade being … More
No.1 winner in Bath’s inaugural tourism awards
The Bath Events, Hospitality and Tourism Awards (BEHTA) are new awards for the sector encompassing the Bath & North East … More
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