Charles Rennie Mackintosh designed bedroom returns home to Bath.

A suite of furniture designed by the world famous architect and designer Charles Rennie Mackintosh is coming home to Bath … More

A rubbish report.

Bath & North East Somerset Council is to introduce changes to the frequency of rubbish collections later this year – … More

Alice Park – and ride?

An afternoon circular walk through Larkhall meant we passed lovely Alice Park – on the corner of the London Road and Gloucester … More

Another Cadbury closure links New Zealand and Keynsham.

It’s amazing how social media has truly brought the world together and, in this particular instance, shown how the trauma of … More

A library lesson from the past.

The proposed move of Bath Central Library from The Podium to the One Stop Shop in Manvers Street had prompted … More

The doggy bag that gets left behind!

I know l am an old dog with a bone, but what is it with dog owners and poop bags? … More

In the swim for Cleveland Pools

Bath’s historic Cleveland Pools have held their first swimming event – at Bath Leisure Centre! That’s where around 650 of … More

From newspaper to gallery wall.

Bath’s Victoria Art Gallery has just launched an exhibition with a real difference. Hanging on its walls are the photographs we … More

The Chinese painter making oil and water mix!

Bath’s blessed with a variety of museums – covering all manner of subjects from locally made cars to classical architecture … More

Classic look at architecture – in miniature.

The city’s iconic Royal Crescent is celebrating its 250th anniversary this year and – as part of a whole year … More

Storm blast and bloom.

The day after Storm Doris and – just inside the wall surrounding Sydney Gardens -adjoining Sydney Road – evidence of … More

Your place on the Bath map!

Got a wonderful black and white photograph of your great grandmother standing in a car-free street in downtown Twerton or … More

1920’s Bath on film!

POP UP DOCS presents: THE OPEN ROAD Dir. Claude Friese-Greene | 1925 | UK | 64 min Thursday 2nd March … More

Bath Abbey 50 who’ll be recording the past.

More than 50 volunteers have signed up to help record Bath Abbey’s historic ledgerstones, ahead of a long-term project to … More

Park and Ride ‘call-in’ fails

An attempt to change the decision by B&NES to go ahead with an east of Bath park and ride on … More

Bath Forum vacancies.

The Bath City Forum is looking for three new co-opted members. In August 2015 Bath & North East Somerset Council … More

Citizen of the Year

The 789th Mayor of Bath (Councillor Paul Crossley) is searching for his Citizen of the Year, who must live in … More

More damage to Laura Place fountain.

More damage spotted on the rim of the basin part of the Laura Place fountain. It’s really not the best … More

Fuentes l amor (l love fountains!)

Just a couple more observations from a short trip to Spain. Granada – like Bath – has hills covered in … More

Hotel names and faded crossings.

Back from a short break in Spain – enjoying the delights of cheap and clean electric trains – and out … More

British Science Week events @ Roman Baths

Families can enjoy a week of fun activities based on the science behind the Roman Baths and its museum … More

Could you give a refugee child a home?

Bath & North East Somerset Council is looking for foster homes for unaccompanied asylum seeking children. Councils across England have … More

No Library ‘U-turn’ says B&NES

B&NES is denying the Council has made a ‘U-turn’ regarding its proposed relocation of the Central Library to the ‘One-Stop … More

Web broadcast of first meeting of WECA.

March 1st is the date set for the first formal meeting of the newly established West of England Combined Authority … More

Defining a dynasty- a gem of a show.

For colour – and sheer quality – Bath’s Holburne Museum has got itself a little gem of a new exhibition … More