The future of the flood gates at Twerton and Pulteney Bridge could be a short one as a […]
Month: September 2016
Bath & North East Somerset Council is investing in a new hydro-electric community-owned energy project on the River […]
Bath has hidden historic gems – as well as its big architectural set pieces. One of them is […]
John Rennie was a Scottish civil engineer – a young East Lothian farmer’s son – and born in […]
The volunteers busy painting a crane at Bath Riverside are making good progress on what has now been described […]
Bath Newseum has made its final trip to the rescue archaeology underway beside the River Avon at Broad […]
When do you know that summer is officially over. Forget the Autumn Equinox and just look out for […]
B&NES has big plans for making historic Sydney Gardens more ’21st century’ friendly. That’s if the council is […]
Yesterday – Saturday, September 24th – l popped along to the seventh Industrial Heritage Exhibition – held at […]
Bath’s continued faith in its tourist industry is born out by plenty of evidence of new hotel building […]
