Decided to re-visit a story – in today’s look back – about one of Bath’s most talented of artistic characters. This was first published in November 2018. It’s not every day a school lets its […]
Month: March 2020
Take a letter!
The current crisis means that auction houses are amongst the casualties of places where the public can no longer gather – in this case to place live bids on items of interest. One such item […]
Smoke gets in your lungs.
You may be turning your attention to the garden – if you are lucky enough to have one – during this stay-at-home emergency – but burning your waste may be making someone else’s confinement even […]
Those were the days!
Times have changed l know – and l could never return to the heady days of regional tv in the 1980’s – even if l wanted to. However, it is interesting to see that there […]
Got it boxed
I’m in the ‘at risk’ category, so don’t expect to be able to freely wander for several months, so l want to keep Bath Newseum going in a way that would still entertain and inform. […]
The pipe factory under a Bath playground.
Here’s another story from the past. Today’s Look Back surrounds the redevelopment of the Saw Close -back in 2015 – and the discovery of a former occupation on the site. […]
I can explain.
Corsham-based auctioneers – Gardiner Houlgate – certainly had a winner on their hands when a poster – advertising a gig by The Who – came up for sale earlier this month. It was for the […]
New community hub launch.
A new community hub – to be launched next week – will enable the most vulnerable people in Bath and North East Somerset to telephone for advice on a range of critical support during the […]
Virtual library to launch soon.
A virtual library has been set up by B&NES to help children and adults keep their love of literature going while libraries are closed during the Coronavirus pandemic. The virtual library launches on Monday (30 […]
BRLSI’s ‘mission’ moves online.
In common with other museum buildings in and around the city, the Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution in Queen Square has had to shut its doors – which has meant disruption to exhibitions and […]
