£38 million to find – where will the cuts fall.

A comprehensive review of all spending by Bath and North East Somerset Council has been launched by the authority’s new … More

East Park and Ride still on cards – but where?

The new Conservative administration on B&NES Council says it’s to move forward with plans to build a long-awaited new Park … More

This year’s Bath City Conference takes place at the Guildhall on Friday 10 July from 12 noon. Organised by Bath … More

Illness prevented me from witnessing much of the work that went into installing ‘Murmuration’ – a new installation by Laura Ellen … More

in Bath, the Cleveland Pools Trust has organised a day of celebrations to mark the bicentenary of Britain’s oldest surviving … More

The Roman Baths will open its doors until 10pm (last entry 9pm) every evening in July and August, giving visitors … More

The Bath Blitz, Stothert and Pitt & Industrial Bath and the River Avon and Kennet & Avon Canal are just some … More

Retired businessman Richard Hill enjoys travelling the world but still takes a keen interest in his home surroundings. Indeed you can … More

This year, for the first time, a lottery was held as part of the Bath Society of Artists Annual Exhibition, … More

I am sorry to say your Director is dealing with a nasty bout of shingles and would like to apologise for … More

Bath Abbey is issuing a call for people to put their best feet forward to raise funds for the Footprint … More

It’s fair to say Bath’s two rather narrow railway station platforms – serving trains to and from the capital – can … More

People power is apparently helping Bath & North East Somerset Council to win the war on gulls. A concerted effort … More

Stonemasons from Bath College have proved they are among the best in the country by securing a top spot in … More

Artist, Julie McCalden presents a new installation produced in response to the Museum of Bath at Work’s collection. Engaging with … More

Residents and community representatives are being invited to share their ideas for the proposed new Archway Centre in Bath. An … More

A Saturday afternoon walk around Bath starts with a stroll through Sydney Gardens and a look over the gates of … More

A visual reminder alongside part of the Kennet and Avon towpath into Bath that not all the travellers in this area … More

A sunny celebration in Bath (on Friday, June 5th) on a tiny patch of land where the River Avon meets … More

We’re nearing the end of the London Road upheaval but l see more problems ahead. Trees and multi-coloured pavements do … More

Works on Rossiter Road in Bath are nearing completion; on Friday June 5, west-bound A36 traffic will be switched onto … More

The new Conservative administration on Bath and North East Somerset Council is launching a major ‘External Review’ of the way the … More

Starting this week – artist Laura Ellen Bacon will transform the facade of the Holburne Museum with an intricate yet … More

Jane Austen’s Bath is the title of a new exhibition which will run at Bath & North East Somerset Council’s … More