Bring back Bath Police Station – and give us some CCTV camera street surveillance – say some of the traders around the Circus and Assembly Rooms districts following a spate of organised crime which has […]
Month: April 2018
Toll house repairs continue this week.
Monday, April 23rd. St George’s Day, Shakespeare’s birthday was also the day work will finally begin to repair Bath’s historic Cleveland Bridge Toll House which was damaged in an incident last year. The specialist repair […]
Bath Abbey going green.
Bath Abbey’s been given the go-ahead to turn ‘green’! It’s been granted a ‘lease of rights’ by B&NES Council to use some of the energy in Bath’s famous hot springs for an innovative eco-heating system […]
Raise a flag for Bath
Back in the 18th century, when Thomas Baldwin built the Guildhall, Bath was very much a city in its own right. The current Bath-stone building replaced a Stuart Guildhall, which itself replaced an earlier Tudor […]
Grow petals – win prizes!
It’s not only Bath’s big formal public parks that can win awards for flower and shrub displays – there’s a chance now for green-fingered owners of everything from an allotment, a suburban garden or even a […]
Memorial mystery solved
I wasn’t too sure about what was going on regarding Bath’s War Memorial which is sited at the town entrance to Royal Victoria Park. It looked like one of the panels is missing? The answer […]
Something else needs some loving.
Elsewhere on this website l have been busy pushing for some combined action to save the crumbling fountain in Laura Place from maybe ending up as another flower bed rather than a cascading watery celebration […]
New pump for Laura Place fountain
It’s official. The reason why the fountain in Laura Place is not operating. It needs a new pump. I bumped into the contractors filling the bowl as part of the fountain’s recommissioning after its winter […]
All you need to know about CAZ
Councillors, pressure groups and residents are going to be spending a lot of time in the coming months debating plans to create a Clean Air Zone in Bath city centre to tackle dangerous levels […]
Gull ‘menace’ scheme to be extended.
Bath & North East Somerset Council is extending its successful campaign to tackle the gull menace. The Council has allocated funding, on a permanent basis, for free roof treatments to remove gull nests and eggs […]
