Looks like Bath Abbey has a new Rector and he is Canon Guy Bridgewater – currently Team Rector and … More
Month: July 2018
Burnt offerings.
How about a campaign to get supermarkets to stop selling these dreadful and dangerous ‘disposables?’ How in the hell can … More
Bath’s getting browned off.
Here’s hoping some week-end downpours can bring much-needed relief to Bath’s former green spaces. This car park in Manvers Street … More
Sarah’s poppies.
With the Centenary of the end of World War l being acknowledged this year, a Bath resident has decided to … More
Pitch in with your thoughts.
Today – through to Saturday – is your chance to have a say on the future look of facilities down … More
Remembering RAF Lyneham
A bit of a flash back in time for me – and you – if you feel like looking through … More
It’s a new East Stand PLUS!
This is the week the public get a chance to comment on plans for a new architect-designed East Stand for … More
The eagle has landed.
Litte Hedgemead Park may have to play second fiddle to its more famous city recreational grounds like Royal Victoria or … More
Making you feel better
Local charities are working together with Bath & North East Somerset Council, local NHS Clinical Commissioning Groups, neighbouring Councils and … More
Somebody’s watching you
Lazy people who drop litter, fly-tip or dump their household rubbish by public bins in Bath and North East Somerset … More
Parking payment changes
Motorists are being advised about payment changes to off-street parking meters in four council-run Bath city centre car parks. And … More
What future for Beckford’s Tower?
Next time you take a stroll to the bottom of your garden spare a thought for wealthy 19th century Bath … More
Staging a graduation.
As Bath Abbey gets down to the start of its multi-million Footprint Project to stabilise the church floor and improve … More
On parade for the judges.
It was all hands to the flower beds this morning (Monday, July 16th) in Bath’s Parade Gardens where Parks Department … More
Wera’s stand against luxury flats at the Min.
There’s a rumour circulating that the historic Mineral Water Hospital Building in Upper Borough Walls has been ‘sold-on’ by its … More
Visit Somerset
Beautiful villages and towns in the North East Somerset area are set to receive a major tourism boost thanks to … More
B&NES to get tough on ‘idling’ coach drivers.
One woman’s campaign to improve the air quality around her city home seems to be getting noticed in the right … More
Our vision for Bath Rugby
Stadium for Bath is to launch the next round of consultation on its vision for a new leisure, sporting and community destination at the … More
Does bell ringing appeal?
The bell ringers of Bath Abbey – and elsewhere around our local churches – are recruiting and with a very … More
Bag a bargain.
Shoppers looking for furniture and household goods can bag a bargain at a popular reuse sale organised by Bath and … More
Going undercover!
Be prepared for the shock of seeing a big white tent at the east end of Bath Abbey if you … More
It’s a record!
New figures show that a record 96.1% of Bath Spa University graduates are in work or further study six months … More
We’ve got ourselves a Grayson Perry!
The Victoria Art Gallery has secured grants from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF), Art Fund and Friends of the Victoria … More
New bus contracts awarded
New contracts, to run many council-supported bus services in Bath and North East Somerset, have been awarded following a public … More
Young Citizen of the Year.
Sixteen-year-old Sam Hill has been awarded the title of Mayor’s Young Citizen of The Year at a Presentation Ceremony held … More
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