The Virtual Museum is now able to bring you images of the archaeological dig now underway in Keynsham Cemetery on … More
Month: July 2015
Free Art & Performance at Museum of Bath at Work
Bristol-based artist Julie McCalden has camouflaged an entire display room at the Museum of Bath at Work within a contemporary, … More
Portraits and Identity @ Victoria Art Gallery
A free exhibition featuring portrait prints by artists as diverse as Hogarth, Dürer and Grayson Perry opens at the Bath … More
(Almost) No service is sacred in B&NES economy drive.
As a service provider, it seems almost nothing is safe and untouchable when it comes to economies forced on the … More
Three years of medical life left for the Min?
B&NES councillors are to be asked to give their backing to integration plans that will see all facilities at the … More
Late night opening at Bath’s Fashion Museum
Visitors to Bath’s Fashion Museum will have extra time to browse the world-class displays this summer, as the museum will … More
New eye on Bath
The city of Bath is a major tourist magnet – drawing in around four and a half million visitors each year … More
Green Flag Awards for five local parks and green spaces
Five parks and green spaces, managed by Bath & North East Somerset Council in partnership with local communities, have been … More
Come view Roman dig at Keynsham.
The public got a chance at the week-end to see for themselves the excavating work taking place in Keynsham Cemetery … More
Box Tunnel rail work on schedule!
Rail travellers through Bath are having to get used to new connecting arrangements while the direct rail line to London … More
Bath’s ‘first’ shared space area opens in Seven Dials
A project to improve public space with more focus on the needs of people walking and cycling has been completed … More
Consultation to go ahead on Towpath upgrade
Bath & North East Somerset Council is to undertake a public consultation as to how best to improve a significant … More
Improvement work to Sydney Gardens underway
Work has now started on a six-month programme of shrub pruning and landscape improvements in Bath’s historic Sydney Gardens.. Bath … More
We the people….
Bath & North East Somerset Council has agreed to establish a new Bath City Forum so that the ordinary people … More
Follow in Jane’s footsteps.
Visitors to the ‘Jane Austen’s Bath’ exhibition at the Bath & North East Somerset Council-run Victoria Art Gallery will be … More
Rail works begin!
Bath starts to be directly affected by the massive and costly construction programme Network Rail have underway to electrify the … More
Dredging up the past.
Councillors will be brought up to date with work on the Bath Flood Alleviation Scheme – which involves re-shaping the … More
Rock and the rollers
Bath & North East Somerset Council’s refurbishment of the skate park at Royal Victoria Park in Bath has been put … More
T’ai Chi on the Terrace at the Roman Baths
Summer T’ai Chi sessions are being organised at the Bath & North East Somerset Council-run Roman Baths, offering the opportunity … More
Holiday fun for the family.
Seems there are plenty of family activity sessions lined up at the Roman Baths, Fashion Museum and Victoria Art Gallery … More
Libraries free up computer access for customers
Charges to use public access computers in Libraries across Bath and North East Somerset are to be removed from July … More
A peep inside the Gainsborough’s front door!
Just popped into see the very helpful front-of-house staff at Bath’s newest five-star luxury hotel The Gainsborough. It’s the latest … More
Pooling resources?
Leaders from the West of England region have announced their intentions for a Strategic Review of Governance, a further step … More
Council likely to ‘busk’ it and see.
Looks like the threat of legal action against noisy busking – using amplified music – around Bath Abbey has been … More
Big Bath City Bid
Bath City Football Club has – for too long – made the mistake of not getting out there and selling itself … More
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