Bath Abbey Girls’ Choir is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. This milestone is being marked with a celebratory concert on 23 September at Bath Abbey in recognition of all that the choir has achieved […]
Month: August 2017
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 town museum at Weston-super-Mare. I know this website concerns itself with Bath but – as […]
Crack down on HMOs. What do you think?
People in Bath are being given the chance to have their say on new proposals which seek to better manage the growth of HMOs (Houses in Multiple Occupation) in the city. The proposals have been […]
Have your say about traffic pollution
B&NES wants to know what ratepayers and businesses think about air quality – bearing in mind that the main source of pollution is traffic. The Council is reviewing air quality across Bath in preparation for […]
Bringing the past to life
Museums Week in Bath and North East Somerset this October half-term More than 100 activities will take place across 23 venues when museums in Bath and North East Somerset host an array of special events […]
First Bath ‘Walking Festival’ in September.
Bath is about to hold its first ‘Walking Festival’ with a choice of 24 walks. It’s being held this September – by Bathscape Landscape Partnership – to celebrate the landscape, heritage and views in easy reach […]
Let’s be seated.
Good to see the benches in Sydney Gardens are getting the repair ‘promised’ in labels stuck onto their previously much-battered forms. The man working on them described it as ‘a temporary thing’ while everyone concentrates […]
Riverside drama
As Chair of ‘CycleBath’, Adam Reynolds is a campaigner for transport improvements and making more inner-city room – and providing safer routes – for those on two wheels. However, just for a change, he’s been […]
All change on the rubbish front.
Bathonians are being asked to look out for leaflets that will be posted to homes during the week beginning August 28th explaining how rubbish collections are changing from November 6th. In a press […]
A helping hand for Bath’s heritage.
The scaffolding that has been fronting Hales the Chemist in Bath’s Argyle Street will be coming down in the next few days. It has been supporting members of the Cliveden Conservation team who have been […]
