Bath’s Victoria Art Gallery celebrates the work of Kenneth Armitage (1916-2002), in a new exhibition which will run from … More
Month: July 2016
Colonnades plan gets go-ahead
Bath and North East Somerset Council has granted planning permission and Listed Building Consent for Nash Partnership’s proposals on behalf … More
The Vegmead plot!
The people who maintain the Vegmead Community Garden in Hedgemead Park have announced they’ve got to find a new home … More
Community Awards launch.
The Chairman of Bath & North East Somerset Council, Councillor Alan Hale, has launched his Community Awards. Last year, there … More
Time to take Bath back.
It’s good to be able to cycle along the Kennet and Avon Canal towpath again after grant money has been … More
How Frankenstein came to Bath
One thing Bath isn’t short of – at this time of the year – and that’s groups of guided tours … More
Making Bath roads work.
A recent meeting of the full B&NES Council found plenty of opposition groups vying for attention outside the Guildhall. One … More
Oscar-winning actor Jeremy Irons to be University’s first Chancellor.
Bath Spa University today announced that Jeremy Irons has accepted the position of Chancellor. It is the first time in … More
Bath Quays Waterside: Work to create new riverside park now underway
Work has begun to create a new south facing riverside park in Bath – as part of the Bath … More
We’re almost there. New bridge over the Avon.
Good to see the new Destructor bridge has finally been inching its way out across the River Avon. Today’s pictures show … More
Work to start on leisure centre revamp.
A funding award of £1.5million has been finalised to support the project to transform Bath Sports and Leisure Centre into … More
‘Regency Detective’ event at Waterstones, Bath.
The authors of the acclaimed Regency Detective series of novels will be at Waterstones, in Bath, THIS THURSDAY (14th) . … More
Larkhall facing road closure
It’s good news and bad for residents in Bath’s Larkhall district. The good news is that St Saviour’s Road – … More
Watery welcome back!
Good to see the Laura Place fountain finally filled with running water again. It’s a wonderful sight to greet the … More
Keynsham Photographic Society exhibition opens in Bath
An exhibition of work by the Keynsham Photographic Society opened last week in a launch event hosted by the Chairman … More
No lantern procession this year.
Forgive me looking ahead to winter – while we’re still hoping for summer to arrive – but Bath’s late autumn … More
On hold…..
Won’t be able to add anything new on the site from this coming Wednesday – July 13th – for a … More
Canal grit and courtesy
Contractors have made a great job of resurfacing the towpath – between the George Inn at Bathampton and the first … More
In the swim at Cleveland Pools
If you remember swimming in Bath’s open air lido alongside the River Avon then here’s a special date for … More
A view from the Box Tunnel bridge
Chippenham resident, Dr Brian Mathew is currently running an online petition in an effort – he says – to protect … More
Saw Close squeeze on traffic.
As part of Bath & North East Somerset Council’s plans to remove obstacles for walking and cycling and reduce the … More
Bins or gull-proof bags for all – as B&NES bows to public demand.
Social networking seems to have played its part in helping to fuel a re-think B&NES has announced to improve the … More
Have your say on Devolution deal.
Public consultation on the creation of a new West of England Mayoral Combined Authority (MCA) – including how this combined … More
Extended free parking at VictoriaPark
Visitors to Bath’s Royal Victoria Park will soon be able to enjoy a longer period of free parking, following changes … More
True grit on the towpath.
Despite the poor weather, contractors are progressing very well with the resurfacing of the towpath -running beside the Kennet and … More
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