It may have decided it couldn’t afford the time or money to continue with organising the city’s annual lantern procession … More
Month: September 2017
Pitching it differently.
So what’s the gossip – this Friday, September 29th. Well for starters, l am hearing all those Christmas Market regulars … More
‘Courtroom’ drama begins at Bath Abbey.
Bath Abbey is going to be the unusual setting today – Wednesday, October 4th – for a ‘courtroom’ drama as … More
Choosing a site to remember.
Well, it’s not a statue in our city – but we helped raise the money for its creation – so … More
Bath to lead way on new public art work.
Compared to other cities l think it fair to say Bath doesn’t have much in the way of figurative public … More
Who’s entering the Mayor’s art show?
The Mayor of Bath and The Rotary Club of Bath West/Bathavon are encouraging artists to get their applications in now … More
Bath – almost half a century ago.
Found in a Bath charity shop. A folio of 12 prints from drawings by Martin Fisher – with a foreword … More
A new look to Gravel Walk!
What a difference a week makes. Seems efforts by The Circus Area Residents Association, local Councillor Andrew Furse and B&NES … More
Let it snow!
Am hearing Northumberland Place – one of the narrow lane ‘echoes’ of Bath’s medieval past – is not going to … More
I want ‘the good life’ for all Bathonians – says Wera.
Bath Newseum meets the city’s new MP Wera Hobhouse – still busy setting up shop on Charles Street in offices … More
Bath’s lantern parade gets a revival!
A bit of good news to brighten our gathering autumnal gloom. Looks like all is NOT lost as far as … More
Wheelies on the way!
Bath & North East Somerset Council is changing the way it collects rubbish from 6 November. The Council will … More
Alice Park skateboard facility gets go ahead.
Plans for a new children’s skate park at Alice Park in Bath have been given the go-ahead by Bath & … More
What’s your view on city parking?
Prioritising the parking needs of residents, reducing congestion to improve air quality and discouraging long stay parkers with price increases. … More
On the Queen Square trail
With Bath’s amazing Roman remains – and outstanding Georgian architecture – it will come as no surprise to hear that … More
In an English country garden
If English country houses and landscaped gardens ‘float your boat’ then look no further than a lecture course on the … More
The mess that is Westgate Street.
Poor, beleaguered Westgate Street. Scaffolding on one side means no safe footpath for pedestrians – while vehicles on the other … More
Prayers for Bath Abbey court hearing.
Special prayers – it seems – were offered up in Bath Abbey last night (Thursday, September 14th) ‘ for the … More
Abbey damage made good.
With thousands of tourists – every year – stopping to pose for a picture in front of the West Door … More
New home for Tourist Office.
Bath’s tourist and booking office is on the move. Next month Bath Tourism Plus will re-open – as a Visitor … More
First to aid Bath’s Medical Museum.
What’s this?! Another colourful demonstration by ratepayers on the steps of Bath’s Guildhall?? Well, no – this time the gathering … More
Knowing Your Place.
The highly successful Knowing Your Place exhibition featuring 12 community alphabet presentations has been on display at the Museum of … More
On Your Bike Bath!
It’s national Cycle to Work Day today (Wednesday, September 13th) and BANES is supporting efforts which encourage adults across the … More
‘Hot Springs’ art celebration.
Events will take place across Bath next month to celebrate 160 years of art and design teaching in the … More
Scaffold city?
Three things standing out within the urban environment of the streets of Bath yesterday (Tuesday, September 12th). The first. We … More
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