There are a few people who will not be following me through into 2018. My sisters and l have lost … More
Month: December 2017
How to reduce your waste line.
Here’s a New Year resolution Bath and North East Somerset Council would like us to adopt in an effort to … More
January patch up for city car park.
Motorists are being advised about a fortnight of patch resurfacing works to a Bath city centre car park. Bath and … More
Still time to help plan the future!
A message of thanks has gone out to people who went along to a series of planning events outlining … More
Get out of Bath!
Christmas excesses and New Year resolutions could both lead you to consider a late stocking filler which offers you fourteen … More
Cleveland Pools Project to meet with HLF.
Members of the Bath-based Cleveland Pools Trust are due to meet representatives of the Heritage Lottery Fund very soon to … More
Awash with memories?
An appeal has gone out for people’s memories and images of the former spa and Bath City Laundry as part … More
‘This programme is rolling’ – says Abbey Project Director.
‘This programme is rolling’ – says Bath Abbey Footprint Project Director, Charles Curnock – after a Consistory Court gives judgement … More
It’s goodbye to the Bath Abbey pews.
Plans to permanently remove the pews in Bath Abbey have been given the go ahead following a decision by the … More
The Carousel returns!
Not the best weather to be putting it together but – all being well – the Victorian-styled Carousel will be … More
S’now what to do with your rubbish!
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs – from Bath’s Theatre Royal – have joined Bath & North East Somerset Council’s … More
Speak up for Bath
Volunteers are being encouraged to take up two vacancies on Bath City Forum to speak up for area and its … More
Tears for Fears to play Bath next May.
Bath Festival is marking its 70th anniversary next year with two days of pop concerts at the Recreation Ground featuring … More
Royal outfits to go on show
A new exhibition exploring the fashions worn by successive generations of women in the Royal Family will open at the … More
B&NES back in the council house business.
Well, l never thought l would hear it coming out of the mouth of a Conservative Council leader but Cllr … More
That’s entertainment – Bath style.
Celebrities, musicians, actors and artists of Georgian Bath come under a new spotlight when an exhibition dedicated to their incredible … More
‘Stubs Corner’
Noticed this little ‘stubs corner’ outside Waitrose in Bath the other day. I don’t know whether it’s staff coming out … More
My idea of Christmas.
My thanks to Terry Basson – a Bath Newseum regular for the following: ‘Not sure what Christmas is all about? … More
What the Dickens!
One of the prettiest – and often overlooked – parts of Bath gets down to celebrating the festive season by … More
Should this be City Hall?
Should Bath get back its city council status and the North East Somerset part of B&NES merge with North Somerset? … More
More sleeping rough
They’re not so easy to spot – in amongst all the festive hustle and bustle – but there are at … More
Slimmed down Council?
Proposed boundary changes to council wards could mean six fewer councillors on Bath and North East Somerset Council. The independent … More
The end of free parking? A bonus for B&NES, congestion and pollution.
Are city-based Day Parking Zones one way in which B&NES could help balance the books and help ease congestion and … More
A ‘hospital’ peep at Christmas past.
The festive season is giving Bath’s unique Medical Museum a chance to take its visitors on a trip to Christmas … More
T shirt makes Dress of the Year
An ensemble – featuring a printed T shirt – has been chosen as the Dress of the Year 2017 for … More
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