There’s no news yet on the future of this year’s Theatre Royal Christmas panto but, obviously, without real support or … More
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 … More
Back to business
The American Museum & Gardens has chosen July 4th – Independence Day – to reopen its glamourous exhibition, Night and … More
Pop’s Cafe
I hope l don’t come across as a scary bloke? Bath Newseum regular Terry Basson has sent me a ‘May … More
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 … More
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 … More
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 … More
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 … More
Extended stay for Odd Down testing unit
The temporary COVID-19 mobile testing unit, which has been based at Odd Down Park & Ride in Bath, will operate … More
Pick it up or get penalised
Seems our throwaway society is still just that! A significant increase in rubbish left in parks and open spaces since … More
More city closures to stop infection spread.
Kingsmead Square and Avon St in Bath are set to close temporarily from July 3 to enable pedestrians and cyclists … More
Let’s eat alfresco.
Temporary outside seating pods to help re-opening pubs, cafes and restaurants do business are being considered by Bath & North … More
A different path.
Decided to take a different route today. Again an early start to avoid the heat. Sunrise was wonderful. SORRY HAVING … More
One final point….
We’ve had some lively correspondence on Bath’s connections with those whose fortunes were enriched as part of this country’s role … More
Wera drops out of leadership election.
Bath’s MP Wera Hobhouse has bowed out of the Liberal Democrat leadership election and has offered to work with Layla Moran … More
Roman Baths re-opens July 6th. Victoria Gallery & Fashion Museum – Easter, 2021.
Stringent safety precautions – including a reduced admission and pre-booking – will enable to Roman Baths to reopen from July … More
It’s cool to go early.
With temperatures due to rise today l really appreciated getting out and about very early. Brought out the muse in … More
Council to ‘reshape’ its future
B&NES has been losing £91,000 a day in parking and heritage income according to a report which sets out the … More
Bath hotel to offer virtual conferencing
With the pandemic and social distancing in mind, Apex City of Bath Hotel has partnered up with a local digital … More
Voluntary ‘exits’ at university, as effects of pandemic bite.
Voluntary redundancies amongst staff are now being offered by the University of Bath as the financial effects of the pandemic … More
Happy Anniversary.
June 25th this month will mark the 20th anniversary of the St. Stephen’s Millennium Green Grand Opening in Bath’s Lansdown … More
Sell the Roman Baths? How I left a councillor speechless.
I have just had a safe distance meeting with Cllr Paul Crossley – the Cabinet member with ‘heritage’ under his … More
Happy 50th Number 1 – When will museum reopen?
It’s happy 50th birthday to Number 1 Royal Crescent this weekend. Yes – half a century ago Bath Preservation Trust’s … More
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