Well the bike stands might be disappearing from outside the Guildhall but better news this morning for Larkhall in Bath. … More
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 … More
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 … More
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 … More
This locks open!
Ever fancied peering down into the depths of the second deepest canal lock in the country? Well you don’t have … More
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 … More
Seeing double!
Not one – but two designers – have been chosen for The Fashion Museum Bath’s prestigious annual accolade, Dress of … More
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 … More
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 … More
Oh Christmas tree!
Looks like a ‘battle of the Christmas trees’ has broken out between the two main political parties with members on … More
Clear our footpaths!
Ugly street furniture is the subject of a letter from Richard Williamson who writes: ‘I am the Caretaker for a … More
Blowing bubbles
If you are looking for an unusual Christmas present for the person who has everything – and you don’t mind … More
Still time to comment on local plan.
Residents still have the chance to discuss options on future developments, including new homes, jobs and transport across Bath and … More
Camden concerns about CAZ.
Pressure on local parking and the creation of more ‘rat-runs’. Just two of the concerns – about the proposed Clean … More
Bath’s iron maiden is unveiled.
Residents of Bath’s newest residential quarter – the Crest Nicholson Riverside development – seem to have given a ‘thumbs up’ … More
Ex President’s daughter has Bath in her sights.
Talk about being mentioned in high places! Janey Abbott – Marketing and Communications Officer for Bath Preservation Trust – writes: … More
Trams and a festive fair.
Would the re-introduction of trams help solve Bath’s traffic problems? That’s the subject of a special conference being organised by … More
Special ceremony to welcome new Rector of Bath Abbey
The new Rector of Bath Abbey, the Revd Canon Guy Bridgewater will be formally inducted in a special service … More
Too afraid to cycle.
Many people are too afraid to cycle in Bath – even if they want to – according to the city’s … More
Market forces
Well, this year’s Christmas Market is getting underway in Bath and with an extension – for the first time – … More
Lib-Dems oppose Post Office closure
Lib Dem campaigners have spoken out against plans to close Bath’s main Post Office and replace it with a branch … More
Christmas family activities at the Roman Baths, Fashion Museum and Victoria Art Gallery
Families are invited to take part in a weekend of fun and festive activities at the Roman Baths, Fashion Museum … More
Ex Mayor puts Bath in the picture.
A former Mayor of Bath has helped the city restore a work of art by one of its famous … More
Love our High Streets
Proposals to give local high streets a boost through the proposed £10m Love our High Streets project will be discussed … More
Thousands comment on Clean Air Zone
With the end of the six-week long public consultation – on proposals to create a Clean Air Zone in Bath … More
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