A model railway display features amongst a host of free activities on offer to celebrate Bath’s Sydney Gardens – with something for everyone in the community to enjoy on one special day. There’s also a […]
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Month: August 2019
Flowers on the ‘altar to Adam’s Ale.’
We won’t be hearing how well Bath has done in the Britain in Bloom contest until October but – in the meantime – l am giving full marks to whoever decided to decorate the Rebecca […]
Grapes news for Westgate Street
One of Bath’s oldest pubs is back in business with a new landlady – and landlord – determined to join other local traders in calling for an upgrade to their city centre street. Ellie Leiper, […]
The Mutton chops affair
Bath is buzzing with film crew activity at the moment and l bumped into two of the actors involved in the shoot, at the gym this morning. Not that l confront every new face that […]
Bath baker battles the Home Office.
Bath baker, chef, cookery school owner and culinary author Richard Bertinet created a wave of local support on social media earlier today when he announced that his application to the Home Office for settled status […]
Rust reviver
I don’t know who you are – individually – but a big thank you – on behalf of the rest of Bath – for the way you have rescued those controversial London Road planters from […]
Have your say in Bathavon North
If you live in the Bathavon North area and want to hear more about the Council’s plans for addressing the climate emergency and how you can have a bigger say in local affairs then make […]
Not just the ticket!
Once they were many a parking motorist’s nightmare but these days parking attendants – also formerly known as traffic wardens – have a new name to go with their broadened responsibilities and – now we […]
What happened to the e-bike’s?
A short while ago Bath Newseum follower John Batty asked: ‘It’s been a couple of months now since the Council advised you that they would be trialling electric bikes for a hire scheme around the […]
Bath ‘cultural hub’ seeks to widen its appeal.
The Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution (BRLSI) has been awarded a grant to help it research ways to widen its appeal. It’s been given £36,000 by The National Lottery Heritage Fund which will enable […]
