New multi-arts festival for Bath

Bath Festivals is launching a new multi-arts festival for the city. Taking place from 19 – 28 May 2017, The … More

New future for Newark Works?

While Bath Newseum has been following the archaeology that has been undertaken on the south side of the River Avon – near … More

Could trams help ease Bath’s traffic problems? Seems they work in other European heritage cities. Energy expert David Andrews has … More

All members of the public, young and old, are being encouraged to help inform proposals for growth in the region … More

Looks like Bath can still look forward to the continued electrification programme being carried out on the railway line between … More

School children, local communities and visitors are set to benefit from a grant to Bathscape which has been given initial … More

Walcot district traders and artists get together next week-end – November 18th to 20th – to bring some seasonal cheer … More

Network Rail say they intend keeping Bath Spa station open next April – even though this historic stopping point on the … More

Victoria Art Gallery will host a major exhibition of paintings and drawings by well-known local artist Peter Brown. Peter … More

It couldn’t be better timing for Bath art gallery owner David Simon that his latest Bartlett Street offering coincides with … More

We may be getting more city map monoliths dotted around the streets of inner Bath if the findings of an … More

Followers of Bath Newseum will already know that the Holburne Museum has decided not to hold its annual lantern procession … More

Do you know – checking back through my photos – l see l first reported this bicycle chain -which has … More

The Mayor’s Office has released details of this year’s commemoration ceremonies to mark Armistice Day and Remembrance Sunday – starting … More

Seems the residents – down at Bath Riverside – are starting to take a keen interest in the re-painting job … More