Singer, songwriter and activist, Peter Gabriel may have helped make Bath’s (Little) Solsbury Hill world-famous but more recently he’s been … More
Month: January 2019
Power to the people
Bath and North East Somerset District Council have just lost a partner from their ‘Our Power In B&NES’ scheme – … More
Bikes not wanted?
A little bit of council activity in New King Street has got one Bath Newseum follower’s attention. Roger Houghton writes: … More
Come and plant a tree!
Residents of Bath are invited to help plant trees in the city’s parks as part of three community planting events … More
Council tax up and more economies to come.
Your council tax bill is about to go up. Bath & North East Somerset Council’s Cabinet has set out its … More
Local hero.
Bath local-hero Bill Martin has been recognised for his central role in supporting some of the most vulnerable and fuel … More
Record collection
Recycling in our area hit a new high over the Christmas period – according to Bath and North East Somerset … More
How to feel good.
Bathscape, the Heritage Lottery funded project aimed at reconnecting people with the natural landscape surrounding Bath, is holding two free … More
The people’s park.
A 21st century pleasure garden for all the community. That’s what Keith Rowe – Project Manager for the Sydney Gardens … More
EU or non EU
Bath’s about to get a chance to hear an expert point of view on the future of the European Union … More
Metro-bus link – Bath to Bristol?
A metro-bus corridor to link Bristol with Bath is amongst ambitious plans to improve transport across the region – … More
History – in the round.
There have been many artists – over the years – who have been inspired by ‘The Circus’ here in Bath. … More
We’ll be watching from March 1st!
Specialist officers are set to help tackle litter on the streets of Bath and North East Somerset following the award … More
Disappearing pews
More evidence today of the continuing work underway in Bath Abbey as part of the multi-million pound Footprint Project to … More
Bumper birthday for Bath firm
Bath-based Hawker Joinery – one of the best-known heritage businesses in the country – will be celebrating its centenary in … More
Run for us?
Bath-based charity Age UK B&NES are looking for runners to raise funds in the Bath Half Marathon 2019. Age UK … More
Library merger still on cards?
Looks like the Bath Central Library merger with the One Stop Shop could still go ahead – at a future … More
Half-term fun at city museums.
Families can enjoy fun, hands-on activities every day over February half-term at Bath & North East Somerset Council’s museums – … More
The mechanics of Art
Visitors to the Victoria Art Gallery in Bath will be able to see two fantastic exhibitions displayed side-by-side this spring. … More
Give us a clue?
I apologise in advance if l am missing something here – and that this is all about raising awareness or … More
Green collections back soon.
Residents of Bath and North East Somerset are being reminded that green waste collections resume on Monday 28 January. The … More
A bit of a change at the nursery
Bearing how well Bath and flowers have always gone together – and how hard the Parks Department team work to … More
Have your say on garage site.
Local people are being invited to attend a public exhibition to learn more about proposals to redevelop the Hartwell Garage … More
Sunshine, and a blue sky lift.
Found myself pedalling hard up Widcombe Hill this morning on my way to meet a local historian called Alistair at … More
Making time for history
Bath Preservation Trust is on the look-out for volunteers who want to get involved in promoting some of the city’s … More
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