A sink hole has opened up in Sydney Gardens and the area has been cordoned off. It was so perfectly … More
Month: September 2014
Staircase of remembrance
The grand staircase in Bath’s Guildhall is currently festooned with swathes of bright red poppies – all made from crocheted and knitted … More
It’s going to be a blue (and white) Christmas at the Holburne!
Got a chance to meet Jennifer Scott – the new Director of the Holburne Museum – today and she’s very … More
What time’s the next stage-coach?
Fed up with today’s newspaper headlines? Well step back into the past and check out the stories making news around Bath … More
Victoria Gallery art donation
Bath’s Victoria Gallery’s art collection has just grown by 28 items. They form a donation by a former loyal friend … More
Poolside architecture.
It’s a case of one trust setting out to help another on Tuesday next – September 30th – when Bath … More
Peace at Bath Abbey but plans for enforcement to continue.
Despite peace being declared between the Rector of Bath Abbey and several buskers who – he said – disrupted his … More
Georgian humour on display at Holburne
One of the leading caricaturists of Georgian Britain is featured in a new exhibition opening at Bath’s Holburne Museum on … More
Bark attacker back in Queen Square
Bath Police have been informed about a new tree bark chewing attack in historic Queen Square where there is … More
Bath Abbey world premier
Bath Abbey will be staging a World Premier next month. It’s called ‘The Cool Web : A Robert Graves Oratorio … More
Honours bouquet for Bath in Bloom Awards.
Bath and North East Somerset has collected a bouquet of top honours in this year’s Southwest in Bloom Awards. Bath … More
B&NES may use ‘new powers’ to deal with noisy buskers.
I have been out and about today talking to people listening to the buskers around Bath Abbey and interviewing the … More
Choral stress and Council excuses
I cannot name my source but l have received an impassioned series of emails from someone closely connected with Bath … More
Bath’s Green Homes
Now in its third year, Bath Green Homes’ popular Open Homes Weekend is back on 27 & 28 September, showcasing … More
Busker Jack tells his side of Bath Abbey story.
The busker who brought a Sunday afternoon service at Bath Abbey to a halt has given his side of the … More
Busking brings Bath Abbey to breaking point.
The Rector of Bath Abbey has declared enough is enough as far as amplified music and buskers is concerned. In … More
Spit roast doggie
Have to say l was fascinated by the wooden wheel mounted on the wall of the kitchen at No 1 … More
A Hussar and a park called Henrietta.
Pulteney Bridge – one of Bath’s most iconic architectural set-pieces – was apparently designed to lead to even greater glories. … More
Cooking the Books!
An invitation to come and taste some rare 18th century recipes is being offered on October 16th at Bath Central … More
Taking tea at the Abbey!
Calling all bakers! As part of the Great Bath Feast, Bath Abbey is hosting a bake sale with a difference … More
Open Days success for Cleveland Pools
Trustees and supporters of the Cleveland Pools – the UK’s last surviving open air Georgian Lido – were delighted to … More
Art books with a difference!
Those who have taken part in this years competition to re-cycle a library book will find out who has won … More
Final calls for Bath bingo hall.
The Gala Bingo hall in Bath’s Sawclose will be shutting up shop in less than a fortnight. It brings to … More
Lively week-end at the lido!
Look what l spotted while l was cycling home from Bath city centre – along the towpath beside the Kennet … More
Keynsham Civic Centre opens in October
With Keynsham’s new Civic Centre due to open next month, Bath & North East Somerset Council is inviting the Town … More
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