Overnight closures for the A4 London Road/Cleveland Place resurfacing works will be postponed over the Easter Bank Holiday weekend to avoid disruption in the area over this busy Bank Holiday period. There will be temporary […]
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 the start of the new season. Was a bit of a slow fill – with […]
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 at Work from March 31st to June 30th and is entitled Totem – Factotum. The […]
Bath’s wonder woman!
Putting aside its World Heritage status – earned for Roman remains and Georgian architecture – Bath can also boast of the part it played in mapping the heavens. Brother and sister – William and Caroline […]
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 Park. The Club announced last year that it is working with Greenacre Capital to redevelop […]
Dog-gone!
What is it about all these ‘offerings’ being made to the “Dog Poo Fairy?” I cycle through Sydney Gardens on a regular basis. Last week there was a bagged bundle just inside the Sydney Road […]
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 Parade Gardens – but now l know the reason why it was happening! I know […]
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. It’s where you can experience a colourful taste of the work of artist Anthony […]
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 – at the Victoria Art Gallery – for the annual exhibition of the Bath Society of […]
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 roofs on the Bath skyline. This postwar development of eight low rise blocks – with […]
