Good to hear how strong an economic difference the opening events in this year’s Bath Festival made to the city. … More
Author: Richard Wyatt
Pic of the day. Monday, May 16th
Walcot Street
Pic of the day. Sunday, May 15th
Even in the most unlikely corner, true beauty shines
Oh what a night!
What a queue there was last night waiting for the doors to open at St Swithins Church for one of … More
A crackerjack of a show!
I couldn’t attend the preview party for this year’s Bath Society of Artists open exhibition at the Victoria Art Gallery … More
Putting the buzz back into Beehive Yard.
Pictured are Metro Mayor Dan Norris, AgencyUK’s Amy Stobie and local beekeeper Martin Wright. Bath’s Beehive Yard will once again … More
New recycling hub build underway.
L to R Cllr David Wood, cabinet member for Neighbourhood Services; Glenn Gilmore, Regional Director, Farrans; Cllr Kevin Guy, Council … More
Gasworks gathering
The latest proposals for the former Bath Gasworks site will go on display to the public over three days at … More
Talented students gather
Students from schools across the region will be gathering at Royal High School Bath on Wednesday 18 May for a … More
The missing plaque.
Yesterday, Wednesday, May 11th, marked 1,049 years since King Edgar was crowned as the first king of all England at … More
Cleveland Pools’ volunteers triumph!
Behind the efforts of the Cleveland Pools Trust to reopen the Uk’s oldest public outdoor swimming pool in Bath are … More
Help ‘tailor’ your liveable neighbourhood package.
A series of public workshops are due to be held as part of the next stage of the council’s Liveable … More
You Choose – local people select fashion display
L to R Fashion Museum Manager Rosemary Harden, Chooser Christelle, Fashion Museum Curator Fleur Johnson This week-end sees the opening … More
Meet Beau Nash’s grandson!
Off on my bike in the wind and rain this morning to meet a local author who has just published … More
A fun way to raise funds
Good to hear the annual supporters of the Holburne Museum plant sale went well last Sunday. Chair Jonathan Davis tells … More
Cycling for safety – today!
Library shot from a previous Kidical Mass event in the city. Cycling families will be taking to the streets of … More
Our new wildlife haven
Just a little shout out to the folks who have given their time to create ‘St Saviour’s Little Park’ in … More
Spotted
Western Power has been spotted near the arid Laura Place Fountain. Once they have done their connections – let it … More
‘Kids United’
Eleven of Bath’s secondary schools have united to create a unique choir of young people who are creating and performing … More
Fashion Museum to close at end of October
So now we know – October 30th will be the final opening day for Bath’s Fashion Museum after nearly sixty … More
Let it grow.
One new sapling amongst the troubled others on the central island at the city end of the London Road. Here’s … More
Helping Bath bloom
Bumped into some bath in Bloom volunteers busy clearing weeds and rubbish from the community garden at the city end … More
Uke Can’t Be Serious
This enthusiastic group of Ukelele players are currently representing Bath in our ‘twin city’ of Aix en Provence at their … More
Just another mass product of nature
It was good to be in the heart of Bath yesterday to see how life has returned to our city … More
Jubilee celebrations
So far 53 street parties have been planned in Bath and North East Somerset to help celebrate the Queen’s Platinum … More
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