It may have decided it couldn’t afford the time or money to continue with organising the city’s annual lantern procession but Bath’s Holburne Museum has now got itself involved in another light show. It’s being […]
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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 who have grown accustomed to the same pitch each year have just had a bit […]
‘Courtroom’ drama begins at Bath Abbey.
Bath Abbey is going to be the unusual setting today – Wednesday, October 4th – for a ‘courtroom’ drama as the ‘battle of the pews’ gets underway. The church is having to remove its Victorian […]
Choosing a site to remember.
Well, it’s not a statue in our city – but we helped raise the money for its creation – so you may be interested to know that Avon Fire & Rescue Service (AF&RS) is seeking […]
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 sculpture. While, what is does have isn’t exactly in the public realm. If you are […]
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 for the 12th annual Art Show being held at the Guildhall on Friday and Saturday […]
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 by Sir Hugh Casson and dated October, 1969. Sir Hugh – knighted for his work […]
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 has finally dealt with the issue of an ever increasing number of cars and vans […]
Let it snow!
Am hearing Northumberland Place – one of the narrow lane ‘echoes’ of Bath’s medieval past – is not going to be left out of the Christmas cheer this year. There’s the promise of snow machines […]
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 previously occupied by her Parliamentary predecessor Ben Howlett. She’s slight, well-dressed and a young-looking mother […]
