There’s no news yet on the future of this year’s Theatre Royal Christmas panto but, obviously, without real support or detailed guidance from the government, the situation for ALL theatres – closed by the pandemic […]
Month: June 2020
Midnight chaser
It’s not just my age that gets me out the bed at midnight!
More anti-social behaviour
A temporary parking ban is being enforced near a popular beauty spot in Saltford as part of measures by Bath & North East Somerset Council and Avon & Somerset Police to tackle anti-social behaviour as […]
Back to business
The American Museum & Gardens has chosen July 4th – Independence Day – to reopen its glamourous exhibition, Night and Day: 1930s Fashion & Photographs, organised by the Fashion and Textiles Museum, London. Presented thematically, […]
Pop’s Cafe
I hope l don’t come across as a scary bloke? Bath Newseum regular Terry Basson has sent me a ‘May l be so bold’ email which states: ‘Thank you for all your posts – many […]
Dodging the showers
June 26th – the last Sunday this month!
Andy from Donegal.
I am out walking – and talking – for the first time in a few days – thanks to an Irish expert in how to fix computers!
Second round of discretionary grants.
Charities and small or micro-businesses across Bath & North East Somerset affected by COVID-19 – but who were outside the scope of the first round of Government funding – can now apply for a discretionary […]
A spot of bother.
Let’s help put a smile on your faces this morning. Former founder member and artistic director of Bath’s Natural Theatre Company, Ralph Oswick was featured in these columns recently while l was talking about the […]
Creating a workforce to fight climate change.
A move to encourage young people to take up low carbon and ‘green’ careers has been launched in the region today – which just happens to be National Employability Day (Friday 26 June). The Regional […]
