Something to sing about!

Bath Abbey Girls’ Choir is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. This milestone is being marked with a celebratory concert … More

That’s the way to do it! The re-birth of Weston-super-Mare’s Town Museum.

More than two and a half thousand people turned up last Saturday ( August 26th) to look around the newly-reopened … More

People in Bath are being given the chance to have their say on new proposals which seek to better manage … More

B&NES wants to know what ratepayers and businesses think about air quality – bearing in mind that the main source … More

Museums Week in Bath and North East Somerset this October half-term More than 100 activities will take place across 23 … More

Bath is about to hold its first ‘Walking Festival’ with a choice of 24 walks. It’s being held this September – … More

Good to see the benches in Sydney Gardens are getting the repair ‘promised’ in labels stuck onto their previously much-battered … More

As Chair of ‘CycleBath’, Adam Reynolds is a campaigner for transport improvements and making more inner-city room – and providing … More

Bathonians are being asked to look out for leaflets that will be posted to homes during the week beginning … More

The scaffolding that has been fronting Hales the Chemist in Bath’s Argyle Street will be coming down in the next … More

We get something like four and a half million visitors a year in Bath but how many of them will … More

The A4 Cleveland Bridge in Bath has been fully reopened following yesterday’s accident which damaged one of the toll lodges … More

The following was sent by email from a ‘BRSLI member’ ‘The Bath Central Library is under threat of closure, with … More

The new Apex City of Bath Hotel has had what you might call a ‘soft opening’ with forty odd rooms … More

Exactly what was quenching the thirst of the people of Bath in the summer of 1856. Turns out beverages … More

Subjects ranging from Jane Austen to fashions inspired by Caribbean culture will be amongst topics featured when the Fashion Museum … More

Jean Pile writes from Bear Flat in Bath: ‘I was interested to see The Corridor mentioned recently. I remember it … More

A new Local Shops Action Plan – aimed at supporting local traders in shopping districts, town centres and high streets … More

Hales the Chemist – on Bath’s Argyle Street – occupies one of the earliest commercial premises built in the city. … More

Apex City of Bath Hotel, the city’s largest hotel, has unveiled the team who will welcome its first guests in … More

Tuesday morning finds me fulfilling my duties as a member of the Mayor of Bath’s Corps of Honorary Guides and … More