If you thought yesterday was warm – weather wise – you should have seen the temperature rise where l ended … More
Month: March 2017
Tree felling closes Weston Road.
Bath’s Weston Road is to be closed between 9.30am and 3pm for two days next week to enable essential tree … More
Oh what a Circus!
It’s NOT an April Fool’s Day joke – hundreds of protestors will be taking to the streets of Bath today … More
Bath’s ‘new’ MP?
Bath appears to have had a by-election this week? Though the face of this new Member of Parliament looks very … More
New grant kick-starts work on Roman Bath’s Archway Project.
The Archway Project at the Roman Baths has received a grant of £250,000 from the Clore Duffield Foundation. This is … More
The ‘forgotten’ Bath bridge.
Plenty of new tree planting underway down at the newly named ‘Bath Quays’ site where a ‘re-defining’ of the river … More
You’ve been framed!
Calling all local artists. Time to consider a submission for the Bath Society of Artists annual exhibition will open at … More
New attractions at Bath’s Thermae Spa
They’ve been busy putting the finishing touches to the newly re-modelled second floor at Bath’s Thermae Spa – a major tourist … More
Your say on that cable car idea.
People have been giving their opinions this week at a number of organised information events on proposed transport improvements – … More
Government to consider Bath link road.
Bath’s MP, Ben Howlett has had a response from the government to the petition – signed by more than 3,000 residents … More
Another record-breaking year for Baths
The Roman Baths & Pump Room building recorded another record breaking year in 2016, making it one of the most … More
Oldfield ‘pitch’ a winner?
Fourteen budding young entrepreneurs from Oldfield School, Bath, faced their very own ‘Dragons’ Den’ when they presented their business plans … More
Walcot Street mural goes missing.
Someone has made off with the Walcot Street mural. Originally painted by ‘Stanley Donwood’ – the pen name of English … More
Council aims to keep people moving during rail station closure.
Bath & North East Somerset Council says it’s determined to keep people moving during the forthcoming improvement works at Bath … More
Latest on World Heritage Day celebrations.
Parade Gardens in Bath will host a day of free activities to celebrate World Heritage Day on Sunday 23 April, … More
No parking in York Street
Parking is to be suspended along the entire length of York Street in Bath from Friday, April 24th. B&NES says it … More
Threatened on the towpath
You have got to sort things out on the Kennet and Avon Canal towpath – Canal and River Trust . … More
Wedding awards for Bath venues.
Two of Bath’s historic venues have been recognised in the UK Wedding Awards 2017. The Assembly Rooms was named Best … More
The Min up for sale!
Bath’s historic Royal Mineral Water Hospital is now officially ‘up for sale’ with the suggested potential of becoming anything from … More
Giving thanks for the memories.
National Lottery funding to capture a century’s memories A community project to mark the First World Ware Centenary is being … More
Name that ‘Roman’ tile!
The Roman Baths Foundation has launched a Sponsor a Tile appeal to support the Archway Project and future education and … More
Bath’s doorway shame.
A double-decker bus has been turned into a shelter for the homeless. It’s a news story – covered by the … More
New regular market for Bath?
Bath’s historic Abbey Green could soon be the site of a new ‘Independent Market’ which would be held eight times … More
There’s lights in that tunnel!
I didn’t actually see it cleaned but l did see the friendly guy – who basically makes up the B&NES … More
Jazz and the ‘material’ world.
The Bath-based American Museum opens for the 2017 season with a riot of textile colour – and all that jazz. … More
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