This kid’s back on the block

Tyres pumped, battery fully charged and Bath Newseum is back on two wheels and heading into town for the first … More

Bus service changes

Look out for some changes to operations to enable social distancing measures to be put in place at Bath Bus … More

A note from New Zealand

The portrait above is of Thomas Fuller – a Justice of the Peace and Mayor of Bath in 1862. He … More

Quayside views

Want to know what’s due to replace the crumbling Avon Street car park? Spend some time this weekend looking over … More

Supporting the care sector

Bath & North East Somerset Council has written to the government outlining the support it’s offered to care homes and … More

A ‘creative’ future for Bath.

It’s the creative industries that are going to flourish in Bath – coming out of Covid-19. That’s the view of … More

I spy

Upper Swainswick is a little community on the edge of Bath that knows how to entertain itself during the lockdown … More

Being selfish hasn’t gone away.

Not all the pictures l am able to show you on this website are going to be pretty ones. I … More

Manvers Street car park re-opens

Bath’s Manvers Street car park reopens tomorrow – Friday, May 29th – after undergoing essential maintenance. The works were needed … More

Andrew takes the chair.

Councillor Andrew Furse is the new Chair of Bath & North East Somerset Council. Councillor Furse has been a councillor … More

New Sunday service at Guildhall

A new Sunday service to due to be launched – in Bath’s Guildhall – for couples to hold their wedding … More

Spend a few hours helping others

Food clubs – distributing essential items to young families on low incomes – are about to launch in Bath and … More

Bordering on amazing!

You don’t have to walk into the countryside to appreciate Nature at its best. Claire Jackson – who is Chair … More

Making time for Nature.

Lockdown has given us a chance to change down a gear or two. My latest podcast for The Bath Magazine … More

Perfect day.

Just one of the most perfect mornings ever for my walk into the Woolley Valley today. Rolling mist … More

Pure speculation, but ……

What’s going to change – post-Covid 19 – as far as the city of Bath is concerned? Well, for starters, … More

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 … More

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 … More

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 … More

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 … More

Bridge update.

Thanks to Richard Lucking for another couple of pictures from the Bath Quays bridge site where the newly-arrived sections of … More

Waste not ……

Plants originally grown for the launch of the Urban Garden social enterprise to help disadvantaged adults will go on sale … More

More e-bikes for Bath

Ten new electric cargo bicycles are set to help organisations make low emission journeys around Bath thanks to a £40,000 … More

We need a green recovery says local MP

There’s no return to ‘normal’ when this pandemic is over says Bath MP Wera Hobhouse in a letter to Communities … More

Good golly, Miss Molly.

The passing of the legendary Little Richard has got Rob Draper thinking. “The recent death of the never understated “Little … More