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 inspired to turn his visionary talents towards proposing an additional feature for the city’s ‘Bath Quay Waterside’ development.
This is where the riverbank of the Avon – near Churchill Bridge – is being reshaped, and new defence walls built to help reduce – and guard – against flooding.
This will enable both banks at this point to be re-developed to provide new jobs and homes.
There’s lots of talk of re-connecting the city with its river – but Adam also wants to use the Avon as a backdrop for an open-air place of culture – as he explained to the Bath Newseum.
Catch up with Adam’s two-wheel campaigning via https://cyclebath.org.uk/
I think this is a terrific idea especially if the traffic noise can be screened/minimised. Are there lighting sources available these days that could be projected to provide ‘virtual’ backdrops to any theatrical offerings? I am sure ‘Enlightened Lighting’ have the expertise…