You don’t have to walk into the countryside to appreciate Nature at its best. Claire Jackson – who is Chair of Bath in Bloom – points out a city park which deserves appreciation. She writes: […]
Author: Richard Wyatt
Freelance Journalist, broadcaster and local historian. Director of Bath Newseum - formally known as The Virtual Museum of Bath. Married and lives in Bath.
Interested in local history, architecture and visual display in museums and urban spaces.
Making time for Nature.
Lockdown has given us a chance to change down a gear or two. My latest podcast for The Bath Magazine talks about taking time to appreciate nature – unless – that is – your name […]
Perfect day.
Just one of the most perfect mornings ever for my walk into the Woolley Valley today. Rolling mist and bird song against a blue sky and a rising sun. Enjoy.
Pure speculation, but ……
What’s going to change – post-Covid 19 – as far as the city of Bath is concerned? Well, for starters, l think that’s the end of planning applications for more student accommodation. With the overseas, […]
Art for safety’s sake.
What did your youngsters get up to during the lockdown? Well, l can tell you that many children living on Bailbrook Lane – in the city’s Lambridge Ward – have been busy making posters – […]
Do we really want back to normal?
Elsewhere on this page, you will find a story ‘Over to you Bathonians‘ which carries a statement from B&NES about temporary pavement widening – on certain streets – to enable people to pass at a […]
Over to you Bathonians
The announcement we have been waiting for all week has finally been made and l have to say it’s no earth shaker. I told you not to hold your breath. The government has given local […]
Go easy on public transport says Metro Mayor.
Go easy on public transport says the West of England Mayor, Tim Bowles, in a call to businesses and organisations in the region to play their part in reducing pressure on services as lockdown restrictions […]
Bridge update.
Thanks to Richard Lucking for another couple of pictures from the Bath Quays bridge site where the newly-arrived sections of this new pedestrian crossing have been lined up ready for welding. Once completed the 60 […]
Waste not ……
Plants originally grown for the launch of the Urban Garden social enterprise to help disadvantaged adults will go on sale this weekend at a pop-up garden centre in Bath’s Royal Victoria Park. The Urban Garden […]
