I am closer to home this Friday morning and it’s great to have some good news to give you for starters. Plus comments from you about what one follower describes as ‘tacky banners cluttering up […]
Month: August 2020
Reading is magic!
‘Hi Rich’ said my good friend Georgette Mccready – ‘ It ain’t good old blues and rock and roll but we’re pretty excited about it.’ Georgette is the Public Relations Officer for Bath Festivals and […]
COVID 19 update for B&NES
Updates on the recent increase in coronavirus cases in the Somer Valley, and plans for a Covid-19 secure return of students to Bath and North East Somerset for the new academic year, were the focus […]
Heritage hotel
I was up early this morning waiting for a call from a local radio station to talk about the planning application to turn the old Mineral Water Hospital buildings into a hotel. So things are […]
Outdoor seating brings trade boost.
Creating outdoor seating areas has been a real boost to trade say café, restaurant and other business owners who have taken advantage of being granted new pavement licences. Bath & North East Somerset Council introduced […]
Green field takeover
A well-loved green space with commanding views of Bath is to be managed under licence by the local community. Lyncombe Hill Fields lie just above Beechen Cliff and comprise ten acres of undulating pastureland crossed […]
School re-opening info
Schools and academies in Bath and North East Somerset are set to open their doors next week after making a range of changes to make sure pupils can return to school safely. The schools have […]
A little help from our Lottery friends
Bath’s historic Abbey has received £155,800 from The National Lottery Heritage Fund to help support its recovery from the impact of the COVID 19 closure of over three months – which affected all places of […]
Planning for the future
There is a very important meeting of the planning committee in Bath today (Wednesday) with two very controversial proposals on the agenda. Will they give permission for the old Min to be turned into a […]
Getting to the guts of it.
Four female graduate sculptors from Bath School of Art and Design are exhibiting at the city’s 44AD Gallery in the contemporary sculpture show, GUTS. The exhibition’s curated by Francie Brown – who is a resident […]
