Well the bike stands might be disappearing from outside the Guildhall but better news this morning for Larkhall in Bath. Our local councillor Rob Appleyard has passed me an email from Lewis Cox who works […]
Month: November 2018
Heritage Trust take over city archaeology role
B&NES has decided to ‘out-source’ another previous ‘in-house’ service with the announcement that the South West Heritage Trust is to take over the provision of specialist archaeological planning advice to the authority. The Council […]
Market forces
Not sure Mr Sports Direct will be too happy with what’s happening in Milsom Street where Jolly’s (a.k.a House of Fraser), and a lot of other prominent stores, currently look out on the rear wall […]
Trust say financial risk too great to pursue fight against Cricket Club scheme.
Bath Preservation Trust (BPT) has decided it’s too big a financial risk to proceed further with its fight for a Judicial Review of Bath Cricket Club’s proposed student housing development. The Trust initiated the Judicial […]
This locks open!
Ever fancied peering down into the depths of the second deepest canal lock in the country? Well you don’t have to go very far to do it because Bath Deep Locks 8/9 – on the […]
B&NES on the racks
Come off it B&NES. This is deprivation by stealth. Every time the bike rack hoops are removed for the annual Remembrance Day Parade a couple less are returned to their rightful place outside the Guildhall. […]
Seeing double!
Not one – but two designers – have been chosen for The Fashion Museum Bath’s prestigious annual accolade, Dress of the Year. The two 2018 ensembles, as chosen by Alexander Fury, Fashion Features Director of AnOther […]
CAZ is a ‘game changer’ for Bath’
Another fulsome reaction to the proposed Clean Air Zone for Bath – this time by the Chair of the Camden Residents Association – Jeremy Labram. Sorry l wasn’t able to publish this before the consultation […]
Make way for trams?
Could trams make a comeback in Bath to help solve the city’s transport and pollution crisis? Well, politicians and leading transport industry experts came together over the weekend for the Bath Tram Conference too discuss […]
Oh Christmas tree!
Looks like a ‘battle of the Christmas trees’ has broken out between the two main political parties with members on Bath and North East Somerset Council. The collection service for real discarded Christmas firs – […]
