Work on landscape improvements to Sydney gardens will get underway later in the Spring – it’s been announced. There will … More
Month: February 2015
Roman treasures roadshow
Bath & North East Somerset Council’s Beau Street Hoard Roadshow team is showing off its Roman treasures in Midsomer Norton … More
New turf and a pink letterbox.
One of the two Victorian pillar-shaped letter-boxes in Bath’s Great Pulteney Street has had a bit of a paint-over. A … More
Students give Bath a spring clean
Key routes into the centre of Bath are to be given a Spring Clean with students from the University of … More
Pretty in Pink
Bath Artists’ Studios continue their monthly Open Doors events in February. They are open every last Friday of the month … More
Bath, the Great War and the Sea.
In May, the Museum of Bath at Work is staging a short series of talks and films on the subject … More
Pathway problems for restored Victoria Bridge
Seems the Bristol Evening Post has picked up on a story first carried by the Virtual Museum of Bath a … More
Seven Dials improvements underway
Work starts this week on a £1.2 million project to improve the Seven Dials area of Bath for pedestrians and … More
Midland Bridge closures for 33 weeks
Highway Structural Engineers say work on Bath’s Midland Bridge is essential if the structure is to remain safe. However, the … More
On the job training
City of Bath College students – studying Level 3 Construction Design and Management – have been given a taste of what … More
Showcasing new talent.
Part-time students will be showcasing their creative talents with a four-day exhibition of their artwork. Next week’s ’Taking Part’ show … More
Museum milestone
It’s a bit of a special time for The Virtual Museum of Bath as the number of hits world-wide passes … More
A one-way ticket at last!
Finally – after years of asking – it appears money has been set aside for implementing a one-way system at … More
How does the Sir James Dyson Gallery sound?
So B&NES planners have been prevented – by a ‘no’ vote at a planning committee meeting – from installing entrance ‘sheds’ … More
Victoria Gallery to be free for Discovery Card Holders.
People living in B&NES who hold Discovery Cards will soon be able to gain free entrance to the Victoria Art … More
Tales of the riverbank.
The look of the river bank alongside Churchill Bridge – in the heart of Bath city centre – is rapidly … More
Kids get a taste of the classics
More than 1,000 local school children will get to see and experience a full orchestra live – many for the … More
Midland Bridge refurb under way soon
A £1million project to refurbish the Midland Bridge and make sure it’s safe to use for years to come will … More
Cleveland Pools appoints new Project Director.
Bath’s Cleveland Pools Trust has appointed a Project Director to develop its plans to help secure future Heritage Lottery funding … More
How the new homes by the stream might look.
More information on the proposal to develop the old Harvester site at the junction of the Gloucester and London Roads … More
Name change for Bath museum
One of the city’s museums has changed its name. When it opens for the season next Saturday, February 14th, The … More
Bath monk for a day
Bath Abbey is running a half-term event in February which will give children a chance to experience what it was … More
River transformation underway
Bath & North East Somerset Council and the Environment Agency are about to start work on a £6.22 million project … More
Colonnades plan fails.
A proposal to open up the Colonnades underneath Grand Parade for commercial use has been greeted with a no vote from councillors … More
Two sides to a square
Not the best time of the year l know to spend too much time relaxing in the enclosed garden in … More
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