I chanced upon a lovely little FREE to view exhibition in the 44AD gallery that you’ll find on the approach … More

Here’s to the light!

[One of the children involved in the ‘Colour Run’ – picture by Ian Hargreaves] Sunshine, smiles and a splash of … More

I know Bath Rugby are at home today, but there was a real feeling of the new tourist season opening … More

[Cllr Karen Walker (left) and Cllr Gavin Heathcote (right) meet Simon Milner (centre) at Sulis Hospital, Peasedown St John, where … More

Jacky Wilkinson writes: “Your readers may like to cheer themselves up over this rainy Easter by popping in to see … More

It’s always nice when one of my blog followers comes up with something of interest to include in this daily … More

[Wera Hobhouse MP and members of Bath WI – photo credit Wera Hobhouse] Bath Women’s Institute recently invited the city’s … More

During these strikes, all other NHS staff, including consultants and other specialist doctors, will still be working and the focus … More

Well, it certainly makes sense, as far as I am concerned. For the first time, Bath Stone Museum and the … More

Not so pretty is it? I wasn’t the only one who noticed this sorry sight yesterday. With Bath in Bloom … More

Here’s another little mini exhibition of items from the archives that you can view for free. Pop into Bath’s Guildhall … More

[library picture] I have just been looking at the online version of Bath Preservation Trust’s April Newsletter, which certainly made … More

I have to say the archive storerooms at Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution are a veritable ‘Horn of Plenty’ … More

We are now technically without a city mayor until a new one is elected at the annual general meeting of … More

I love this new idea for helping our city celebrate World Heritage Day by holding a Festival of Blossom parade. … More

White Rabbits to you all. Hawthorne (I have been told it’s blackthorn – see below!) blooms viewed from Grosvenor Bridge.