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Bye bye August.
Bath is getting ready to welcome a new festival – and the hope is that this one will become an … More
A new analysis has shown that an estimated 15,035 pensioners in Bath are at risk of losing the government’s £300 … More
Some lovely pictures in from Corsham today where a proud industrial heritage is going to be permanently honoured. Volunteers have … More
Almost a year after opening its doors, the Reuse Shop at Keynsham Recycling Hub is celebrating success and welcoming customers … More
Organisers of a Bath youth festival are looking for young people – aged 25 and under – to take part … More
Some good news for hard-pressed parents. More school children will be able to visit the Roman Baths and Victoria Art … More
The commercial calendar. Relentless.
Always nice to meet new people, and a recent invitation for drinks and (substantial) nibbles gave us the opportunity to … More
Couple of very interesting talks coming up in September at the Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution – based in … More
St John the Evangelist Church from the River Avon.
John Ravenscroft has reminded me of recent coverage on this blog regarding the ‘seemingly abandoned sunken vessels on the Avon … More
Walking up Milsom Street last night – following our trip to the Theatre Royal – my husband made a good … More
Caught the 20th anniversary revival of Alan Bennett’s award-winning play The History Boys at Bath’s Theatre Royal last night and … More
All the way from New Zealand to Bath comes Rodd & Gunn with the opening of their first city store, … More
Remember when.