One hundred and one people through the gates in the first twenty minutes. Not bad for the start of the … More
Month: October 2015
Remembrance Day Service at Haycombe Cemetery, Bath
The Chairman of Bath & North East Somerset Council, Cllr Ian Gilchrist, will attend a Remembrance Day service on Wednesday … More
Bath’s Feminist Mayoress remembered
A brass plaque which was attached to steam turbines used to generate electricity for Bath has been donated to the … More
Where your money goes.
The Council are holding a series of budget consultation meetings across the Communities of Bath and North East Somerset. These … More
First Impressions
Bath’s Holburne Museum celebrates its 2016 centenary with an amazing artistic line-up – including figurative works by some of the artists … More
Poems of War
A special event remembering 1915 through poems and music is to be held at Bath’s Poetry Cafe. The event, supported … More
Council says residents come first!
Growing the visitor economy is just one of the aims set out in Bath and North Somerset Council’s new Corporate … More
Park and Ride Latest……
Bath & North East Somerset Council has confirmed that plans for the East of Park and Ride will be debated … More
Holburne turns Gold – until Jan 24th!
Bath stone may well turn to gold in the right light but while the effect on the Holburne Museum’s facade … More
Lantern Procession set to switch on Bath’s Christmas lights.
After Mary Berry, Justin Webb and Bath Rugby doing the honours in recent years, Bath & North East Somerset Council has … More
Flying the flag.
Well, the Christmas chandelier-styled lights are once more strung across Milsom Street waiting for this year’s celebrity finger to press … More
Late night opening for top attractions.
Two of Bath’s top attractions, the Roman Baths and Fashion Museum, will open their doors after hours for Museums at … More
Meet the Archaeologists
Saw Close Open Day, Saturday 31 October 2015, 10am-2pm This month Cotswold Archaeology, in association with Deeley Freed Estates and … More
Old bottles and a new bridge.
Only months after the River Avon gave up some of its murky secrets – in a flood relief dredge that … More
Positive start for new Bath City Forum
The future of community health and care services and pressures on land use in Bath were on the agenda at … More
Save Me!
A lot of people in my old home town of Weston-super-Mare are doing their bit to highlight the plight of … More
Go dippy for Diptychs at Bath Abbey!
In the first event of its kind, Bath Abbey is opening up its Diptych collection and inviting children to try … More
Bad news from the tree ‘doctors’
Just in case – like me – you wondered what had happened to this tree just inside the Sydney Road … More
Archives Open Day serves up a feast!
At Bath & North East Somerset Council’s first ever Archives Open Day you are invited to create a banquet based … More
New broom sweeps cleaner!
Cleaner, greener and more efficient street sweepers are taking to the roads of Bath and North East Somerset. The machines … More
Bridge works!
Things continue to go well as far as making ready the space ‘vacated’ by the old Destructor Bridge for a … More
Cleveland Pools lecture, bridge inspection and latest on old Harvester.
Sat in on a free lunchtime lecture at Bath Guildhall given by Sally Helvey who is a trustee of the … More
A wee dram
Got to hand it to Bath. The city is jam-packed with independent traders – and here’s another example opening up … More
Central Library anniversary.
Bath’s Central Library is currently celebrating 25 years of being in the Podium, and to mark the occasion has been … More
Atlantic memories – Black histories of Bath
Interesting little exhibition currently displaying at Bath’s Central Library which explores the memories and stories from members of the Bath … More
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