Bath’s Museum of Bath at Work invites you to view both the new and the old British railway of the … More
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 … More
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 … More
Bath bins!
While appreciating that Bath is full of businesses who need to manage their waste, l wonder whether it’s time to … More
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 … More
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 … More
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 … More
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 … More
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 … More
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. … More
Work on new road system begins.
Work on the next phase of the Bath Quays Waterside project will begin on January 20, 2016. The £6.22m project, … More
Goodbye to the old Saw Close garage.
The Virtual Museum was on hand this morning (Monday, January 18th, 2016) to witness the start of the demolition of … More
Recycling dispute ends!
Tonight’s statement from B&NES reads: “The Council is pleased to learn that talks between our recycling contractor Kier and the … More
The Holburne’s new ‘pin-up’ boy!
Looks like Bath’s Holburne Museum had just acquired a new ‘pin-up’ boy to help them celebrate their centenary. Seems they’ve … More
Bowie & Bryan Chalker!
He’s done many things in his life – ex-Mayor, local councillor, broadcaster, musician – now Bryan Chalker – Bath’s once … More
Car park work completed..but there’s more
Work to improve the durability of the car park at Bath’s Holburne Museum has been completed – and the car park … More
Into safe keeping
Into safe keeping – as part of the city’s history and heritage. Theatre posters and letters found under the floorboards … More
Was ‘sec-mod’ second best?
The city’s Museum of Bath at Work is hosting two documentary films on Post-War Education from John Krish – one … More
More information on that mystery market wall.
Dan Brown – who founded Bath’s amazing archive photographs facility – Bath In Time – has sent me the following: … More
Will the ‘Chair’ or a Mayor get your vote?
Bath and North East Somerset goes to the polls in two months time to decide whether or not it likes … More
Letting the light in
A combination of bad weather – and the closure of direct access through Grosvenor Bridge Road – is reducing the … More
Bath step nearer Euro Spa title.
Some good news today for those working towards getting Bath included as one of the ‘Great Spas of Europe’ with … More
History of Fashion in 100 objects.
Bath’s world-renowned Fashion Museum will unveil a major new exhibition called ‘A History of Fashion in 100 Objects’ on March … More
Council out to curb rise in unauthorised advertisements
B&NES aims to get tough on unauthorised roadside posters. Local businesses and organisations who want to advertise on roadsides must … More
Bath’s new roof-top light box!
Bath isn’t exactly blessed with much in the way of contemporary architecture. The extension to the Holburne Museum and the … More
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