Bath’s world famous Fashion Museum has just announced the Dress of the Year 2016. Chosen especially for the museum by … More
Month: May 2017
Widcombe Councillor to be 790th Mayor.
Widcombe councillor Ian Gilchrist will be the 790th Mayor of Bath – it has been announced. He is a former … More
New NatWest branch for Stall Street.
News at last on where the new NatWest Bath branch is going to be located. After moving out of Milsom … More
A museum without a home?
Bath has plenty of museums to celebrate and explore its Roman, Georgian and Victorian pasts but – until quite recently … More
Oh, what a night!
The fine and dry weather certainly helped, but it was the sheer talent and enthusiasm of those taking part in … More
Record breaking show.
Bath Society of Artist’s 112th annual exhibition has opened at the Victoria Art Gallery with a record number of pieces … More
Making room – in the Saw Close – for people.
The second stage in the redevelopment of The Saw Close in Bath is about to get underway with B&NES preparing … More
Centre-stage at the market for Abbey Green tree.
Sunday, May 21st marks the start of a regular monthly Sunday market in Bath’s Abbey Green. And taking pride of place … More
Roman removal men!
When it comes to calling in the removal men – there is one particular job in Bath that really takes … More
No turf but plenty of tarmac.
Welcome to another Bath Newseum ‘vlog’ as a way of introducing you to a couple of new heritage stories coming … More
Where the grass isn’t always greener.
Good to hear B&NES has finally given up on trying to make grass grow under the large one hundred year … More
Letting history take root.
Bath is a city of trees and this is certainly the time of year to view them at their best. … More
Going Dutch!
Eleven Year 9 pupils from Bath Community Academy are in Holland this week, paying a visit to Bath’s twin city … More
Bikes, a bridge and me!
Trying something different today. Hopefully the first of many. Tell me what you think.
No extension to this year’s Christmas Market after all.
Bath’s annual Christmas Market won’t now be extended to 25 days this year. VisitBath – who organise the 18 day … More
How does your garden grow?
The annual Bath in Bloom competition is calling for entries from keen gardeners in the Bath and North East Somerset … More
Council statement on vandalised loos.
A spate of vandalism across many of the city’s new 20 pence in the slot toilets has put them all … More
Council calls on public to help with urban gull problem.
Despite calls in the city to cull the birds, Bath & North East Somerset Council has decided to repeat last year’s … More
Jane – the woman behind the books.
Bath will be joining in celebrations this year to mark the 200th anniversary of the death of writer Jane Austen … More
Turning Bath orange.
Bath will be turning orange in the middle of July – but it won’t be the effects of the Summer … More
Bath Festival hits the right note.
Bath BID is working with city businesses to dress Milsom Street as part of its support for the forthcoming Bath … More
Top award for Bath’s Water Space Project.
The Water Space Project – which aims to improve and encourage development along waterways across the Bath area – has won … More
Bath and the Workhouse exhibition.
A rare plaster bust of the first Chairman of the Bath Poor Law Guardians, who oversaw the Bath Workhouse is … More
Down to business for new Metro Mayor.
The region’s newly elected Metro Mayor doesn’t intend spending much time behind a desk following his ‘swearing in’ at Bristol’s … More
Hedgemead Park needs ‘friends.’
Things are looking up for Bath’s Hedgemead Park with a number of improvements now completed by Bath & North East … More
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