Bath Business Improvement District (BID) is using Independent Retailer Month (July) as a launch point for a focus on … More
Month: June 2016
Bath Adela’s Mexican adventure.
The Charge d’affaires of the Mexican Embassy – Minister David Najera – will be in Bath on July 19th to unveil … More
Bath and the Battle of the Somme
With July lst marking the first day of the terrible ‘Battle of the Somme’ – during the First World War … More
Devolution deal voted through for public consultation.
Bath & North East Somerset Council has chosen to move forward with the £1 billion West of England devolution deal … More
Council gives support to University’s gull research project
Students from the University of the West of England were in Bath this week as part of an 18-month research … More
Not a silly walk – just a slow procession.
Just in case you missed all the processional pomp and ceremony around the Guildhall and Bath Abbey today……it was graduation … More
Clean up Bath!
How nice to see – according to the online Chronicle – that our MP Ben Howlett wants action to deal … More
Traders say it with flowers.
Seems local traders are providing their own flowers in Kingsmead Square following a pull-out by a cash-strapped B&NES Parks Department. … More
Counting my losses
I am experiencing such a feeling of loss and powerlessness this weekend. Hot on the heels of the referendum, my … More
The way l feel today.
We are a democracy. Sixteen and a half million people in Britain have decided to leave us with that and … More
Stubbs and the Wild
It’s no good – the temptation to use the expression ‘roaring success’ to describe the Holburne Museum’s new summer/autumn exhibition … More
Agreement given for building conversion at Lower Borough Walls.
Nash Partnership has secured planning permission for the conversion of three buildings at Lower Borough Walls in Bath to nine … More
Traffic issues for North Parade reconstruction
Work is to start in August to reconstruct a city centre road in Bath and reduce the need for future … More
I’m In!
When it comes to the referendum – l am IN with the ‘in’ crowd. I will never listen to a … More
Towers of Bath
Dr Amy Frost has launched a free walking trail map of The Towers of Bath to coincide with the main … More
Improvements to Riverside Path completed
Improvement works to the enhanced shared use route on the River Avon riverside path have now been delivered, enabling pedestrians … More
D Day for Devolution: Council meets to discuss Government proposal
Members of Bath & North East Somerset Council, South Gloucestershire Council and Bristol City Council will be meeting separately on … More
Record-breaking number of new homes built in B&NES
A record number of new homes were built in Bath and North East Somerset during the past year. A … More
Former Bath Rugby capital Stuart Hooper to join Bath City Conference
Former Bath Rugby Captain Stuart Hooper will be joining the leader of Bath and North East Somerset Council and … More
It’s been repaired, but who saw the fountain damaged?
At last!! I passed by the Laura Place Fountain today and found local stonemason Nick Shinn hard at work preparing … More
Have your say on heritage.
Members of the public are being asked to comment on plans to enhance Bath’s World Heritage status. The City of … More
Towpath section may open before July 15th
The complete resurfacing of the Kennet and Avon Canal towpath from Bathampton into Bath is still on schedule for completion … More
New directions for Bath?
B&NES appears to be having a review with regard to how it ‘informs’ people about its city attractions. Things like … More
Search is on for Bath’s Young Citizen of the Year
The Mayor of Bath – Councillor Paul Crossley – has launched his search for a ‘Mayor’s Young Citizen’. To enter, … More
Bath’s musical window into space.
Bath Philharmonia, the city’s professional orchestra, will be paying tribute to the memory of local businessman and philanthropist, Brian Roper, … More
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