Important information for people planning to take part in this coming weekend’s Great British Clean Up. B&NES have issued the … More
Month: February 2018
How much to fly the flag?
Despite the fact it looks as if the Union flag on top the Guildhall has been the victim of council … More
CURO stop new house scheme for Foxhill Estate.
Curo has decided to stop its comprehensive redevelopment of the Foxhill Housing Estate and will not now be going in for … More
It’s electrifying!
Never mind the ‘Beast from the East’ we had our own ‘monster’ to help chill us in Bath earlier this … More
Weather takes its toll
Work to repair the historic Cleveland Bridge Toll House has been rescheduled due to cold weather affecting specialist building materials. … More
How tree rings help solve a Tudor mystery
The most powerful image we have today of Henry the Eighth is thanks to a portrait the Monarch commissioned from … More
Spring clean for Bath
Community groups in Bath are joining forces with others across the country over the weekend of 2nd to 4th March … More
Stepping down in safety.
Congratulations to Gay Street resident Cindy Beadman who has been hustling the Council (B&NES) for some time to get a … More
Larkhall first to call meeting after ‘Bath Briefing’ urges citizen-led action.
Transition Larkhall are the first city pressure group to announce an open meeting following the ‘Bath Briefing’ arranged by the … More
The ultimate council cut?
Nothing says budget cuts more vividly than half a Union flag fluttering above the Guildhall in Bath today. Despite extensive … More
The Bath Briefing
Want to know how many Bath Spa undergraduates cycle to classes or how many people crammed into Bath last year … More
Bath’s role in a monster novel.
Bath finally gets around to honouring the creator of the dark gothic novel Frankenstein next week with the unveiling of … More
Goodbye old friend.
It’s always sad to see an old friend go and non more so than realising the lovely old weeping ash … More
Follow the suffragettes around Bath.
A special mention for six of my fellow Mayor’s Guides who are helping to celebrate this year’s International Women’s Day … More
Saving our river from rubbish.
Bath won’t be missing out – when it comes to community action – during next month’s ‘Great British Spring Clean.’ There’s … More
Fly-tipper gets heavy fine for despoiling Bath beauty spots.
A 30-year-old man has been fined £6,400 after 12 tonnes of rubbish was dumped in beautiful countryside near Bath, including … More
Local artist makes shortlist for major prize.
Bath artist Charlotte Sorapure, has been chosen from over 1,000 artists to be shortlisted for a prestigious national art prize … More
Too many hotels?
Tourism officials in Bath are to reassess the impact of new hotel development in the city – according to an … More
Flood works tree felling underway.
Bath & North East Somerset Council has started removing trees and vegetation on the south side of the River Avon … More
New mosaic uncovered at Roman Baths
The earliest mosaic ever found at the Roman Baths in Bath has been discovered during excavations taking place in advance … More
Bath artists on show.
This year’s Bath Society of Artists annual exhibition opens at the Victoria Art Gallery on Saturday 24 March. Now in … More
Easter happenings at city museums
There’s plenty going on for younger visitors this Easter at the Bath & North East Somerset Council-run Roman Baths, … More
Never too late to learn
At 88 years old, local resident Jack Ladevèze is Bath Spa University’s oldest graduate to receive an MA in Travel and … More
Cleaner air for Camden!
Camden Residents Association have got themselves a blog to join the fight against air pollution in Bath and fight for … More
New Abbey exhibition for Lent
A new exhibition has opened in Bath Abbey featuring a series of 12 pictures by Bath-based artist, Marco Cazzulini. The … More
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