There’s more double yellow lines on the way to enhance one of the city centre’s premier architectural show pieces. Parking spaces are to be removed from one of Bath’s most historic streets in an effort […]
Month: October 2019
Cleveland Bridge weight restriction
There’s traffic problems to look forward to in the New Year affecting one of the city’s main routes through town. A temporary 18 tonne weight restriction is being placed on Bath’s Cleveland Bridge ahead of […]
Lest we forget
Happy to publish details of how the city proposes to remember those who made the supreme sacrifice in war. The following details have been supplied by the Mayor of Bath’s office.
Croeso i Cymru! (Welcome to Wales)
Happened to be in Cardiff yesterday – on business. Always a pleasure to tap into the vibrancy of Wales’s capital city – especially with Halloween upon us. Had to chuckle while passing a hairdressing salon […]
‘Update’ proposed to Central Library
The final nail in the coffin of plans to merge Bath’s One Stop Shop and Central Library appears to come out of a report to be considered as part of forward budget planning by Bath […]
Helping the homeless
A new five-year Homelessness & Rough Sleeping Strategy to help people find ways of getting off living on the city’s streets is going to be discussed by B&NES at next week’s cabinet meeting. It will […]
I’m a columnist!
It’s publication day for The Bath Magazine with 20,000 lovely copies being distributed across the Bath region. I know what you are thinking – it comes out every month – so why are you jumping […]
Bath BID win gold
Congratulations are due to Bath Business Improvement District for their gold award at the UK Finals of Britain in Bloom held at the RHS Lindley Hall in London. It brought the 2019 tally of gold […]
Bath pays tribute to the golden pharaoh
London is the latest stop in a world tour of treasures which commemorate the 100th anniversary of the discovery of the almost intact tomb of the Egyptian boy king Tutankhamun. Howard Carter unearthed the Pharaoh’s […]
Record visitor numbers for district.
A record number of people visited Bath and North East Somerset last year, contributing £470m to the local economy, according to figures released today. The latest Visitor Impact Report, an independent survey carried out by […]
