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Month: May 2018

Just the ticket!

Bath Recreation Limited (BathRec) kindly let me know they had ‘tweeted’ a picture – on Twitter – of the refurbished … More

B&NES, Bath, Bath Festival, Bath Recreation Ground, BT, Gravel Walk

Clean Air Zone studies underway

Detailed studies, to establish possible charges for different types of non-compliant vehicles driving into a proposed Clean Air Charging Zone, … More

B&NES, Bath, clean air zone, pollution, traffic

Watch your step!

Bath’s Saw Close has a long and not always noble history. It was where timber was sawn up for our … More

B&NES, Bath, bikes]benches, Blue Coat School, casino, design, Palace Theatre, piazza, saw close, Theatre Royal, urban design, urban space

On Parade.

Parks Department gardeners were hard at work again today getting plantings in Parade Gardens ready for this weekend’s big Bath … More

Bath, Bath Spring Fayre, children, Georgian, Georgian Garden, heritage, history, Monks Mill, No 4 The Circus, Parade Gardens, plants, tourism

Making Bath clean and ‘green’.

MP announces Transport and Pollution Conference for Bath While our council deliberates over a clean air zone for the city … More

Bath, clean air zone, Greenpeace, pollution, traffic, Wera Hobhouse

Not any old iron!

Elsewhere on the site there is an interview explaining how Bath will benefit from the holding of a BathIRON festival … More

Bath, BathIRON, blacksmith, festival, Parade Gardens, wroughtiron

‘Flaming’ June at the Roman Baths.

It’s guaranteed to be ‘flaming’ June at Bath’s premier tourist attraction. That’s the month which sees the Roman Baths extend … More

archaeology, Bath, Roman, Roman Baths, tourism

Putting on the positive.

The Bath-based Museum of East Asian Art is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a contemporary exhibition about ‘wellness’ at a … More

art, Bath, Beijing, China, Chinese, contemporary art, Museum of East Asian Art, Zhang Yanzi

Floored.

An eagle-eyed follower of this website has raised an issue regarding the work being done on Fitzroy House in Great … More

Basth, Great Pulteney Street, Historic England, Longacre, Savills

A couple of changes underway in the layout of Bath’s award-winning Parade Gardens where a flower bed near the loos … More

B&NES, Bath, Monks Mill, Parade Gardens, spring fayre

Bath’s first floating market underway.

Bath’s first-ever floating market is underway today, tomorrow and Monday at Darlington Wharf on the Kennet and Avon Canal. A … More

Bath, Canal, Grosvenor Bridge, Kennet and Avon Canal, london road, May Day Market, narrow boat, water

Earth, wind and fire.

Earth, wind and fire. Not just the name of a successful American band from the 1970’s but some of the … More

art, bandstand, Bath, BathIRON, blacksmith, British Artist Blacksmiths Association, environment, Institute of Conservation., Ironart, ironwork, Larkhall Festival, National Heritage Ironwork Grou[, Parade Gardens, Park, smithying

Lawn enforcement

They’ve got to cut down on maintenance in Bath’s award-winning Parade Gardens and – as Bath Newseum told you last week … More

B&NES, Bath, Parade Garcdens, Parks

American Museum – main house reopens

Claverton Manor – at the American Museum in Britain – is due to reopen for the season next Saturday. The … More

American Museum, Bath, Claverton Manor, quilts, United States of America., World War 1

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