Plans for Homebase site revealed.

  A unique retirement community for the over 65s is being proposed with the redevelopment of the Homebase site on … More

Not good enough Bath.

This is a picture – l am afraid – that says it all about Bath at the moment. It cannot … More

Martin gets a lift!

Now this was not a pretty sight. One of the most famous faces of Bath reduced to thumbing a lift … More

Walking into history.

Found myself at the Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution yesterday to talk to the first group of people who … More

Circus coach ban at last!

After years and years of campaigning the residents of Bath’s iconic Circus have finally got their coach ban – albeit … More

A park full of pleasures.

Tai Chi and play sessions for children are just two of a host of free activities are on offer in … More

Bath, April 26th.

Bath doesn’t rate very well in the litter stakes with our streets way down the list for cleanliness – often … More

Keeping an eye on Nature

The City Nature Challenge is about to invite residents to take part in a special event this weekend to discover … More

What an image.

This is the entrance to one of Bath’s finest Georgian buildings – built by Thomas Baldwin between 1775-8. The Guildhall … More

Get the facts right.

Seems one of the things being discussed at some local election public meetings has not gone down well with  the … More

See you at the BRLSI!

I’ve got a date with the Bath Literary and Scientific Institution in Queen Square on Saturday morning – and it’s … More

New park for Bath on show.

More than 200 people visited Curo’s exhibition to see the detailed proposals for the open space at Mulberry Park, which … More

A dream coming true.

It’s taken a few years and a lot of effort to get to this stage but finally – the transformation … More

Deckchair view of Royal Crescent.

Bath may not have a beach to its name but that hasn’t stopped one enterprising company from deciding to invest … More

The Sound of Silence.

Sad to see another established business closing down. Farpoint – Apple and Bose agents in Walcot Street – are going … More

Pastor Kenny joins Parkside campaign.

Two neighbouring Bath establishments have joined forces in an effort to save the nearby Parkside Children’s Centre from demolition. B&NES … More

Focus on Georgian ‘selfies.’

  Bath’s premier period house – No 1 Royal Crescent – is currently showing its visitors that the whole social … More

Bench marks.

A brunch-fuelled morning in Bath where – even with your eyes closed – you would know it’s Sunday. It’s where … More

Nat Cross – Urban Farmer

It started out as just as a few fruit trees and a vegetable patch – but Nat Cross’s years of … More

Claverton makes the grade!

Some good news in from Peter Dunn who is Group Volunteer leader – representing a group of people who give … More

Clean up for York Street arch.

Members of the public will have a chance to see building conservation in action in May, as conservators clean and … More

Check your art in – online – and hurry!

This year’s Bath Society of Artists annual exhibition will open at the Victoria Art Gallery on Saturday 18 May and … More

EU elections

I am personally pleased that the UK is due to take part in the European Parliamentary Election on Thursday 23 … More

A new park for Bath.

Proposal’s for the first new park in Bath for a hundred years go on show next week. On Tuesday 16 … More

Blooming bargains!

Fingers crossed that the Easter week-end gives the green-fingered amongst us a chance to get out into the garden. With … More