Time to open a Virtual Museum of Bath debate on what ‘cyber-viewers’ think of the AQ-Y (AquEye) idea of putting … More
Month: September 2015
Midland Bridge re-opened.
Bath’s Midland Bridge has re-opened – a week ahead of schedule. Over the past seven months Bath & North East … More
Can you spot a forgery?
Can you spot a forgery? Throughout October the Victoria Art Gallery is giving visitors the chance to turn detective. The … More
Step out on the Dell’s aerial walkway!
Bath & North East Somerset Council’s Park’s Department has opened its new aerial walkway at the Great Dell – providing a … More
5 star opening for Gainsborough Hotel.
The Mayor of Bath Cllr William Sandry had a five-star dinner to look forward to this week – with the official … More
Perking up the parks.
Bath & North East Somerset Council is investing £115,000 on improving facilities on some of the area’s play parks. The … More
Letting in the light.
Two Bath public spaces appeal to me so much on a morning when the sky is almost cobalt blue and … More
Giving Bath streets ‘collective’ bins?
The subject of gulls and the ‘problems’ they seem to bring to a city like Bath is something you broach … More
Skateboard facility at Vicky Park open for business.
Good to know the new skateboard facility at Bath’s Royal Victoria Park has finally opened this week. I hear B&NES … More
A plug for Bath’s street traders, a shared city service and a lot more!
A little bit of disruption in Stall Street this week where established street traders have had to move over while … More
Local MP welcomes Government pledge on new homes.
Bath MP Ben Howlett has welcomed the announcement by the Housing Minister Brandon Lewis that the Government plans to see … More
Music, Song and Dance – Come to the cabaret!
Calling all budding writers! Bath & North East Somerset Council’s Library Service wants to hear your short stories! Following a … More
Bath Abbey hosts city’s Great Bake Sale.
Back due to popular demand, Bath Abbey is holding another Great Bath Bake Sale for the Great Bath Feast. On … More
Arts grants help secure new work for Victoria Gallery.
A striking oil painting by one our most important post-war artists, Adrian Heath, will go on display at Bath & … More
App-hire taxis come to Bath
Taxi travel in Bath is to undergo a revolution as controversial firm Uber has been granted a licence to operate in … More
Keynsham drop-in attracts 200.
Over 200 Keynsham residents attended a drop-in event on Tuesday September 15, to have their say on a range of … More
Bath MP’s vision for city courts.
Bath’s MP Ben Howlett secured a Commons debate to discuss the proposed closure of many courts and tribunal services across … More
Special honours for former councillors.
A special ceremony to honour Bath & North EastSomerset Councillors who have devoted years of their lives to public service … More
New river safety film launched
As part of its commitment to improving safety along the River Avon, Bath & North East Somerset Council has produced … More
Cleveland Pools on show.
Always nice to get a contribution from someone else and am pleased to hear it’s an upbeat report too. It … More
Let your new lights shine.
Bath Abbey’s nickname of being ‘The Lantern of the West’ refers to its many giant windows and the light shining … More
Take note of this.
Young musicians from across Bath and North East Somerset are being given the opportunity to improve their skills. The Bath … More
Bath City Forum to meet for first time.
The new Bath City Forum will meet for the first time on Tuesday October 13, at The Guildhall in Bath. … More
Raise a roar for Birnbeck!
The Victorian Society has just published a list of the top ten Victorian and Edwardian buildings ‘At Risk’ in this … More
Consultation extended on plans for new east of Bath Park & Ride site
Bath & North East Somerset Council has extended the consultation period on plans for a new east of Bath Park … More
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