Month: August 2023

Bath Spa closure

I have been on to GWR about the ticket office closure at Bath Spa Station. The picture above taken by … More

Pic of the day. Sunday, August 13th

Where else than Walcot Street.

Bath’s ‘hidden’ burial ground

David Taylor’s informed me of the last Open Day for 2023 involving Bath’s historic Jewish Cemetery. He says – as … More

Pic of the day. Saturday, August 12th

Where no tourist treads.

The Bath that might have been ….

Podcast No 4 Wyatt’s Place…. Prolific author and architectural and landscape historian Professor Timothy Mowl talks about his ‘take’ on … More

Pic of the day. Friday, August 11th

Blue and green.

Noticed.

David Stubbs writes: “Are FGW jumping the gun or are there genuine safety issues?  Still no clock!” Mmmmmm. Yes – … More

A rather mini ‘Dress of the Year’

While the contents of Bath’s physical Fashion Museum may be in safe storage – awaiting a new home – that … More

Pic of the day. Sunshine and shadows

Parting of the waves

A much-loved Bath memorial – celebrating an important event in Australia’s history – is on the move. Join me at … More

Help the NHS

A renewed call from the NHS in B&NES for people to help their local health service in any way they … More

Pic of the day. Wednesday, August 9th

More cycle hangers for Bath

It’s good to hear today that twenty bike hangars – providing on-street secure cycle parking – will be installed in … More

Let’s celebrate the SandPits!

Rob Coles has been out and about with his camera and joined in the centenary celebrations at the Moorfields SandPits … More

Pic of the day. Tuesday, August 8th

Beauford Square and the original front entrance to the Theatre Royal.

Pic of the day. Monday, August 7th

Summer of 2023

Pic of the day. Sunday, August 6th

Pix of the day. Saturday, August 5th

Our regular picture man Rob Coles has been out and about with his camera. “A large number of trees have … More