Overnight closures for the A4 London Road/Cleveland Place resurfacing works will be postponed over the Easter Bank Holiday weekend to … More
Month: March 2018
Tell Laura we love her!
Came across the men B&NES had tasked with commissioning the Laura Place fountain in time for the Easter weekend and … More
Paul ‘grows’ art from his garden.
An exhibition of the recent work by sculptor Paul Juillerat is to be on display at the Museum of Bath … More
Bath’s wonder woman!
Putting aside its World Heritage status – earned for Roman remains and Georgian architecture – Bath can also boast of … More
Let’s talk Twerton Park.
Local people are being invited to drop-in sessions at Bath City FC next month to discuss the redevelopment of Twerton … More
Dog-gone!
What is it about all these ‘offerings’ being made to the “Dog Poo Fairy?” I cycle through Sydney Gardens on … More
Now we know why the ‘thermals’ were in full flow!
It’s the first time l have witnessed Bath’s thermal waters visibly draining into the River Avon from the edge of … More
A gallery stroll around the world.
Bath’s Holburne Museum is currently offering visitors the opportunity of travelling around the world without leaving its top-floor gallery. … More
Time for local art to shine.
It’s that time of the year again – when local artistic talent competes for space on the gallery walls – … More
Saying goodbye to one of Bath’s ‘green’ landmarks.
If anyone asks you where the Snow Hill development is you can just point to that familiar patch of green … More
Tap us up!
About 50 Bath businesses have so far signed up for a water bottle refill scheme to help cut down on the … More
The exhibition’s free but the art’s for sale!
Bath’s Royal Literary and Scientific Institution has an excellent – and well-earned reputation – for hosting exhibitions and lectures on … More
London Road works underway
The London Road improvement works are getting underway today having been delayed by the bad weather. The recent cold spell … More
Kaffe brings on the colour
Internationally-renowned colour expert and fabric designer Kaffe Fassett will make a welcome return to Bath in May with a new … More
Pools Trust is back in the swim.
It wasn’t the best of presents to receive just before Christmas. Cleveland Pools Trust and their many supporters ended 2017 … More
Plant an idea?
Suggestions are starting to come in regarding finding a use for some of the metal planters lining the city end … More
Let’s get serious about cycling.
We might have a West of England Combined Authority but, according to cycle campaigner Adam Reynolds, it’s time it got … More
Hallelujah
Michael – the busker from New York – starting his musical day in Abbey Church Yard. Always stops at 10.30 … More
New flags for the Guildhall.
Having whinged about the Union flag on Bath’s Guildhall looking as if it too had suffered cuts l am pleased … More
Rail closure over Easter.
Easter problems ahead on our railway link with Bristol it seems. Bath & North East Somerset Council is asking visitors … More
American Museum goes to war.
A radiator leak – which has effectively closed the main house until later in May – hasn’t stopped the … More
CPRE President in Bath
Emma Bridgewater – President of the Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE) – is coming to Bath next month. She’ll … More
Council considers what to do with the London Road planters.
It’s now my understanding that a ‘hold’ has been ordered on any removal of the special planters installed a few … More
Name that place.
The shopkeepers of Bartlett Street – heading up towards the Assembly Rooms – cleverly utilised the old Evans and Owens … More
New Cancer Centre target reached!
Thanks to the help of dedicated supporters, major donors and the goodwill of the public, the minimum £8.5million fundraising target … More
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