Bath’s Museum of Bath at Work invites you to view both the new and the old British railway of the 1950s in a series of short presentation from British Transport Films. See how to convince […]
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Month: January 2016
Public get another chance to comment on Park and Ride East
The taxpayers of B&NES get to have their say on Park and Ride proposals for the east of the city – and to comment on transport solutions generally for that area – at a special […]
Towpath work due to start end of February.
As a cyclist, l have pretty much given up using the towpath link into Bath at the moment. A month of rain has turned the canal-side approach path from Grosvenor Bridge into a quagmire and […]
Bath bins!
While appreciating that Bath is full of businesses who need to manage their waste, l wonder whether it’s time to think about how the city – as a whole – actually does this. Maybe a […]
All weathers Pete!
While today’s foul weather (Tuesday, January 26th) was enough to keep most Bathonians indoors, there was no stopping an artist known as ‘Pete the Street’ from going about his business. Peter Brown is a British impressionist […]
Last chance to have say on transport and housing.
People are being urged not to miss the chance to have their say on a major consultation seeking views on the future provision of housing and transport in the West of England. Consultation on the […]
Grubby title for Westgate Street?
Is it just me or does Westgate Street take the title of Bath’s grubbiest inner-city thoroughfare? There’s plenty of healthy trading going on in the road but just look at its condition. Kerbing has been […]
Crest gets ‘curvy’ at Bath Riverside
Local councillors and Crest Nicholson bosses came together days ago for a ground-breaking ceremony on the bank of the River Avon and beside the newly-restored Victoria suspension bridge. It’s the site of an eight-storey unusually-shaped […]
Polishing up the ticket office.
The main ticket office into the Roman Baths is closed at the moment while the floor is being sanded and re-varnished A temporary ticket office has been set up to keep things moving and can be […]
New pathways for the Holburne.
Work is progressing well on re-surfacing a much more firmly laid foundation for the car park at Bath’s Holburne Museum. The newly covered facility will be back in use at the end of the month. […]
