Following numerous complaints from local residents, Twerton Liberal Democrat Councillor Tim Ball and local campaigner Sarah Moore are pleased … More
Month: September 2018
Make it more of a People’s Museum?
It’s great that Bath has hot springs, Roman remains and Georgian architecture to bolster its prestige and provide a tourist … More
Tory candidate chosen.
A former company director and engineering manager has been selected as the Conservative Parliamentary candidate for Bath. Annabel Tall was … More
Gallery’s record breaker.
A record-breaking 44,509 people visited the Victoria Art Gallery’s summer exhibition, A Celebration of Flowers: Kaffe Fassett with Candace Bahouth, … More
TEDxBath live
TEDxBath has announced a free live web stream of the conference taking place at Bath Abbey on Saturday afternoon from … More
Fewer cars for Kingsmead Square?
People are being asked about a pedestrian-friendly plan to introduce restricted hours for vehicles to drive in Bath’s popular Kingsmead … More
Police station petition reaches one thousand.
An on-line petition calling for a central, public facing police station in Bath has collected over a thousand signatures in … More
Stirrings at the Corn Market
Something is stirring amongst the stagnant scaffolding surrounding Bath’s 19th century Corn Market at the town end of Walcot Street. … More
Members Exhibition
The Bath Society of Artists is holding its Members Exhibition in the city next month. Maxine Foster has sent me … More
What a picture!
I am sitting in the jewel box that is Number 15 Great Pulteney Street – drinking a welcome cup of … More
It’s a gift.
A city centre gift card has been introduced this week in Bath and already the number of businesses accepting it … More
Battle to save Jolly’s
Bath’s MP Wera Hobhouse has joined the battle to save Jolly’s in Milsom Street from closure. As part of the … More
Let’s breathe
A hard-hitting campaign – spelling out the impact of air pollution in Bath on people’s health and encouraging fewer car … More
Canal – a theme park? Turmoil at the tiller! Canal and River Trust statement released.
Is it time to introduce some sort of additional safeguards regarding the hiring of canal narrowboats to stag and hen … More
A novel view of Bath.
You have got to hand it to Bath businessman Gordon Bloor because he knows how to throw a good party. … More
A brush with Ken Loach
A portrait of filmmaker Ken Loach by Richard Twose, an artist based near Bath, will go on show at the … More
New man at the top.
Visit Bath – the Council-funded organisation responsible for the city’s annual Christmas Market – has a new man in the … More
Bath City FC – still not scored in-profit goal
Bath City Football Club’s end-of-year results show it’s still running at an on-going loss – despite a 20 per cent … More
Holburne returns to charging.
Bath’s Holburne Museum has decided to re-introduce admission charges to all its galleries to help balance the books. You’ll be … More
Looks like reindeer!
I am well aware that we have a national problem with trying to assist – and settle – our homeless … More
Final showing for WW1 Remembered
People are being encouraged to take a last look at a unique free exhibition which, over the past four … More
Independent businesses fight back!
Bath’s independent tourism businesses is coming together to launch a new way of connecting with its potential guests. Next Monday … More
A bit of a hoot at Riverside.
Crest Nicholson’s Bath Riverside development has welcomed some new temporary residents in the form of 82 decorated owls. The colourful … More
New polling districts announced.
New polling districts across Bath and North East Somerset have been drawn up and published as a result of the … More
Stubbed.
Back in July B&NES made a big ‘drum-banging’ announcement that the first person had been issued with a £150 fine … More
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