Well, let’s get down to putting some new material on to Bath Newseum. I hope you like the new layout. I run with WordPress – who have now dropped the ‘theme’ l use – so […]
Month: June 2018
Tower power
Got a head for heights? Want to raise some money for a good cause? Two reasons why you might want to join up to 100 people who will abseil from the top of the Abbey […]
B&NES joins the power game.
Two new energy tariffs were launched today offering a choice of green and affordable deals by supplier Our Power supported by Bath and North East Somerset Council and Bath & West Community Energy. The new […]
‘Tatty’ World Heritage Bath
Bath Newseum follower, Janet Rolls has been out taking photos in Cheap St. She was there – last Tuesday evening in the company of some foreign visitors – and witnessed a heap of flimsy bin […]
Making Art Matter
The work of Bath-based artists Clifford and Rosemary Ellis, whose artistic partnership spanned more than five decades, will be celebrated in a new exhibition at the Victoria Art Gallery in Bath. Making Art Matter: Clifford […]
Bath Quays gets the bird
An interactive ‘DigitOwl’ has landed at Bath Quays as part of a major public art sculpture trail featuring a flock of 85 individually decorated super-sized owls. Created by local artist John Gould the interactive Bath […]
Rats seen in Hedgemead
Joy Roberts writes: ‘This is the entrance to Hedgemead Park – just off the London Road. Somebody keeps dumping their household waste by the litter bin which is then torn open by animals of the […]
Clean Air Day
People across Bath and North East Somerset are being encouraged to get behind Clean Air Day and pledge to help tackle air pollution produced on the roads and in their homes. Bath & North East […]
This summer’s ‘selfie’ spot.
Whatever you think of Bath’s annual Christmas Market the one thing l always look forward to is the Abbey Hotel’s ‘Snow Globe’ installation – the location of one of the best festival selfies you can […]
Abbey clearance continues.
The east end of Bath Abbey is now clear of pews as Emery Brothers – the local builders with the multi-million-pound task of securing the church floor and building new facilities – get into their stride. […]
