Almost a year ago l paid my first-ever visit to the Ralph Allen Cornerstone Interpretation Centre – the place that … More
Month: June 2018
Too many hotels.
Plans to turn the Allen Building – at one end of the City of Bath College’s Milk Street campus – … More
Abbey’s hidden floor revealed.
You cannot fail to notice that the east – and most of the north side of Bath Abbey – are … More
Bath hosts national walk.
The 2018 National Samaritans Walk is taking place this Saturday, June 9th, around Bath – and hundreds of Samaritans and … More
On the trail of Nelson
Bath’s World Heritage Enhancement Fund has been working with The Nelson Society to create a Walking Guide (entitled “Nelson Trail”) … More
Free lunchtime talks
Free lunchtime talks, which complement the Victoria Art Gallery’s current exhibition, A Celebration of Flowers: Kaffe Fassett with Candace Bahouth, … More
Those were the days!
Just occasionally l will pop outside the Bath boundary to mention something of interest which l think readers may be … More
Tweeting trains
If pop-up outdoor surgeries were not different enough, Bath MP Wera Hobhouse decided to hold her own Twitter consultation on … More
The last straws
One of Bath’s big hotels is joining the anti-plastic straw campaign and setting itself up as a water ‘re-filling station’ … More
The Eagle has wings!
Things have been looking up recently for one of Bath’s most unusual but well-loved green spaces. Hedgemead Park was laid … More
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