Something for your autumn diary. It’s been announced that the third annual Bath Dragon Boat Race will take place on … More
Month: May 2019
Go easy on the bees.
The cynic in me says the following story has something to do with cost saving as well, but l am … More
Bath’s new Mayor elected.
Bathonians got a chance to experience an annual display of civic pride today – Saturday, June 1st, – with the … More
Let’s tidy up our park-side railway.
A while back l pointed out how vegetation was beginning to take hold on the retaining wall of the Great … More
Moorland Road library open day
Bath’s Moorland Road Community Library is a great example of what people can do if they come together. In saving … More
Climate Change briefing for Bath
Want to know more about climate change and its impact? Bath’s MP, Wera Hobhouse is arranging a ‘briefing’ for residents … More
They’re special AND free!
Want to know more about Thomas Gainsborough’s time in Bath? The Beadeker wartime raids or how the city helped shape … More
Sunday in the park
I had a brief moment of being proud to be born in this country last night. I wasn’t dancing to … More
Summer in the city
A quick look around Bath. Well done to the Genesis Trust and their volunteers for the makeover of the artist-designed … More
A glimmer of hope for Children’s Centre.
There’s hope on the horizon for the previously doomed Parkside Children’s Centre – a building – now surrounded by the … More
We care too – says Council leader.
More affordable housing and cleaner streets – just two of the pledges made to Bath Newseum today when l got … More
What a difference a day makes!
Yesterday – down at Riverside’s new Elizabeth Park – the not so pretty sight of dead trees in the middle … More
Subtle – it isn’t!
If you haven’t visited Bath’s Holburne Museum for some time – the new coat of paint in the entrance corridor … More
Conversations with a cushion.
I won’t forget my first ever visit to an annual general meeting of Bath and North East Somerset Council. I … More
New cabinet post created to tackle ‘climate emergency.’
A new dedicated cabinet role to tackle ‘climate emergency’ has been created in the list -released today – of the … More
Relief for coach park loos.
Bath’s coach park loos have reopened today – thanks to pressure on B&NES and with the help of Bath BID. … More
All change in Walcot Street.
So it goes like this. Farpoint has closed in Walcot Street. Its computer and sound system location just happened to … More
Coach ban signs go up.
Signs banning coaches from the Circus are finally going up today. My thanks to Richard Brown who is Vice Chair … More
New Mayor of Bath named.
Combe Down Councillor Gerry Curran has been chosen to be Bath’s next Mayor. He will also serve as Chairman of … More
A sneak look at Bath’s big art show!
It’s the biggest event of the year for members of the Bath Society of Artists whose members and their family … More
Plant power.
Bath’s floral reputation – it’s one many an award for its displays – is all down to the hard … More
Top honours for Herschel Museum.
It might not be the biggest museum in the country but Bath’s Herschel Museum of Astronomy can still punch above … More
A Bath ‘treasure’ still to be fully revealed.
Why is it – when l step down the basement stairs at the Assembly Rooms – l always get a … More
United in song.
One of Bath’s oldest choral groups – The Silver Ring Choir – has just come back from representing the city … More
Bath to lead way on later-living scheme.
With more than 12 million over-65s in the UK – and figures due to increase by 50 per cent over … More
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