Could this help reduce the A boards?

While B&NES and BID are searching around for an A-board compromise – can l suggest tat this advertising board – spotted … More

New proposals for Bath’s Colonnades. Restaurants and museum?

The second section of canal-side towpath – from the Grosvenor Bridge incline to the entrance to the Sydney Gardens tunnel … More

Shoppers and residents in Bath are having an opportunity to look over plans to renovate and re-open Cleveland Pools this week. … More

The Bristol to Bath Festival of Nature is taking to the water this summer, offering wildlife-lovers of all ages the … More

This is the way electrification may well be carried through Bath’s historic Sydney Gardens. My thanks to Noel Dolphin of Furrer+Frey … More

A novel way of signposting Bath businesses is likely to be trialled in an effort to clear ther streets of … More

Two reports setting out options for how to improve transport and tackle congestion in Bath are to be presented to … More

Bath’s Victoria Art Gallery is currently hosting the lll th annual exhibition by the Bath Society of Artists – www.bsartists.co.uk This … More

Many Bath locals will remember swimming in the open air Cleveland Pools with great affection. The exciting plans for the … More

After all the money that was spent on refurbishing Bath’s very own Victorian suspension bridge it is sad to see … More

Action at last on the A-board issue – but with the enforcement comes an offer to help hard pressed local … More

Following on from the record figures Bath’s Victoria Art Gallery enjoyed during its Grayson Perry tapestry exhibition – it’s good … More

Bath shares with Venice the honour of being one of the only two European cities to enjoy World Heritage status and … More

My thanks to Nancy Connolly – journalist at the Bath Chronicle – and photographer Artur Lesniak – for giving both … More

Nat West Bank today and then up-market restaurant tomorrow. Looks as if it could be ‘all change’ in Milsom Street soon … More

The next stage in the project to upgrade the 2.2km section of canal towpath from Bathampton to the A36 at … More

Looks like it won’t be until after May Day before contractors have another go at rolling out the new … More

These days – in this World Heritage city – there’s almost as much hot water flowing through espresso machines as into the … More

Seems like Bath’s recent exhibition of Industrial Heritage – held at the Bath City Football ground in Twerton – proved … More

Bath’s five-star Macdonald Bath Spa Hotel – behind Sydney Gardens – is a building with a long and colourful history. … More

Is there a Queen Square residents association or friends of this historic architectural quarter constructed by John Wood the Elder? … More

Bath Abbey’s current ‘Streets of Bath’ exhibition – and buskers’ musical performances -has proved so popular – the event is … More

Archaeologists have begun digging up two hidden Roman baths which have never been fully excavated and recorded underneath York Street … More

The new prefabricated crossing – to replace the old Destructor bridge across the River Avon at Bath’s Western Riverside – is … More