You don’t have to walk into the countryside to appreciate Nature at its best. Claire Jackson – who is Chair of Bath in Bloom – points out a city park which deserves appreciation. She writes: […]
Month: May 2020
Making time for Nature.
Lockdown has given us a chance to change down a gear or two. My latest podcast for The Bath Magazine talks about taking time to appreciate nature – unless – that is – your name […]
Perfect day.
Just one of the most perfect mornings ever for my walk into the Woolley Valley today. Rolling mist and bird song against a blue sky and a rising sun. Enjoy.
Pure speculation, but ……
What’s going to change – post-Covid 19 – as far as the city of Bath is concerned? Well, for starters, l think that’s the end of planning applications for more student accommodation. With the overseas, […]
Art for safety’s sake.
What did your youngsters get up to during the lockdown? Well, l can tell you that many children living on Bailbrook Lane – in the city’s Lambridge Ward – have been busy making posters – […]
Do we really want back to normal?
Elsewhere on this page, you will find a story ‘Over to you Bathonians‘ which carries a statement from B&NES about temporary pavement widening – on certain streets – to enable people to pass at a […]
Over to you Bathonians
The announcement we have been waiting for all week has finally been made and l have to say it’s no earth shaker. I told you not to hold your breath. The government has given local […]
Go easy on public transport says Metro Mayor.
Go easy on public transport says the West of England Mayor, Tim Bowles, in a call to businesses and organisations in the region to play their part in reducing pressure on services as lockdown restrictions […]
Bridge update.
Thanks to Richard Lucking for another couple of pictures from the Bath Quays bridge site where the newly-arrived sections of this new pedestrian crossing have been lined up ready for welding. Once completed the 60 […]
Waste not ……
Plants originally grown for the launch of the Urban Garden social enterprise to help disadvantaged adults will go on sale this weekend at a pop-up garden centre in Bath’s Royal Victoria Park. The Urban Garden […]
