A 500 metre wide zone around local schools – in which children are persuaded to walk or cycle to school – is just one idea being put forward to ease the traffic effect caused by […]
Month: April 2017
Classic look to Warminster Road
The show home won’t be ready to view until July, but that hasn’t stopped potential customers at one Bath building site from already liking what they see. Though it’s only meant to be a temporary […]
One week to go to Metro Mayor election
With a week before polls open in the first ever West of England Combined Authority Mayoral Election, registered voters in Bath and North East Somerset are being reminded to have their say on Thursday 4th […]
Green shoots from Sainsbury’s
Seems to be a Sainsbury’s week – with apologies to all the other supermarkets in Bath – but the Green Park sited store has been in the spotlight for two reasons. The first is the […]
New layout for part of Bath’s Christmas Market
Work in Abbey Courtyard – as part of Bath Abbey’s Footprint Project – and emergency repairs in York Street – are going to affect the layout of this year’s Christmas Market which will be looking to […]
A bridge of signs.
Sainsbury’s at Green Park have remodelled the pedestrian walkway across the River Avon onto their supermarket site. The tatty curved cover has been removed and the walkway tarted up with paint and a slightly raised […]
Cycle race guaranteed bumpy finish!
There’s a certain irony in the fact that Bath is hosting the first ever Saturday night stage of The Tour Series and the Matrix Fitness Women’s Grand Prix with a brand new city centre route […]
Bath’s heritage blooms amongst the flowers.
Many of Bath’s museums and heritage interests took part in an open air celebration of World Heritage Day in the city’s Parade Gardens – alongside the River Avon and just below Pulteney Weir. It was […]
Pavement protest by Bath pro-Europe group.
A pavement protest outside Bath’s Bailbrook House Hotel greeted the Home Secretary, Amber Rudd MP, when she arrived to speak at a local conservatives dinner at the Batheaston-based venue. It was organised by members of […]
Bins, benches and a fresh lick of paint.
The good and the bad sides of a cycle trip along part of the Kennet and Avon Canal into Bath. It really is time to replace the litter bin on the London Road side of […]
