Heritage chief to step down.

Caroline Kay – one of Bath’s best-known heritage champions – has announced she’s to leave her post as Chief Executive … More

Cleveland Bridge due to close to ALL traffic.

Cleveland Bridge is going to have to be closed to ALL traffic – for three to four months – from … More

Check out Bath’s regional connections.

A new economic partnership across South Wales and Western England – which aims to boost local economies such as Bath, … More

Help get these trees in the ground.

Residents are being invited to join a group of volunteers from Bathscape’s Community Action for Nature group who are teaming … More

New van comes clean.

Bath and North East Somerset’s dog warden has ‘gone electric’ with the delivery of a new clean, green electric van … More

City’s recycling scheme extended.

More residents from across Bath & North East Somerset will be able to recycle their food waste as the council … More

New TV drama set in Bath

Bath takes centre stage in the new contemporary detective drama McDonald & Dodds, which premieres on ITV on Sunday 1 … More

Just over a week remains to oppose intrusion onto city green belt

There are still eight days remaining for people to object to a planning application to build 18 houses on a … More

Rooted in the community.

The recent bad weather was not enough to stop a group of Larkhall residents brave the elements to help create … More

Timeless at the Abbey.

Bath Abbey clock stopped again this Saturday. Seems to be a more frequent occurrence these days? Ten past two at … More

Council backs EU citizens

EU citizens across the district can count on B&NES support in dealing with their applications to a scheme which will … More

Floored at Central Library

They will begin installing a whole new floor at Bath Central Library next week and the works have been planned … More

Full festival line-up announced.

More than 140 events are being announced this morning for the 2020 Bath Festival, including world-renowned musicians, acclaimed writers, comedians … More

IronArt sculpture removed.

The guys from Larkhall-based Ironart were out early this morning removing the ornate ‘sunflower’ installation from the centre of the … More

Budget to reflect climate emergency.

More trees, reducing waste and encouraging walking and cycling are just some of the ways more than £800k of additional … More

Let’s bin the throw aways

Once they were the pride of every mum’s washing line. Now we have to teach people how to use washable … More

We’re still accessible – just!

Bob Draper writes on behalf of Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution in Queen Square. ‘Any chance of a helpful … More

Missing bollards

Parking issues to the fore this morning with a photo from Bath Newseum follower Paul Jackson. He writes: These pavements … More

Opening date for new Destructor bridge.

Bath’s new Destructor Bridge across the Avon is due to be fully opened by the middle of May – but … More

Disappearing footpath.

A spectacular picture of the River Avon in flood – taken by Bath Newseum follower Davina Ware. Sending it on … More

Latest roadworks list.

Bath & North East Somerset Council is responsible for the maintenance of some 1150km of adopted highway within its boundaries … More

A new future for Culverhay?

The first step towards deciding the future of the former Culverhay School site has been taken by Bath & North East … More

Help save this green belt land.

Thanks to Greg for producing this flyer! The area in question is on the edge of Larkhall and Lower Swainswick. … More

New role for Scala?

What now for the Scala at Oldfield Park? City-based developers, Rengen has submitted a planning application to Bath & North … More

What’s new in the garden?

Free gardening training and a wealth of volunteering opportunities are on offer at Bath’s Sydney Gardens throughout 2020. Residents are … More