The printed press have a ‘Letters to the Editor’ page so Bath Newseum has decided to provide space for you to have YOUR say. What follows – in an email from Dave Searby of Bath […]
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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.
Out and about
Personally sad to see yet another – what l would call – fast food outlet taking over the one retail space – in the re-modelled Saw Close – that had remained unlet following its re-development. […]
Cleveland Bridge restricted from February 3rd.
A temporary 18 tonne weight restriction on Cleveland Bridge affecting heavy goods vehicles and larger coaches is being put in place ahead of essential structural repairs to the Grade II listed structure which are being planned […]
Action plan on homelessness.
A new action plan to reduce the number of homeless people in Bath and North East Somerset is to be decided on by the council’s cabinet next week. The council’s five-year Homelessness & Rough Sleeping […]
November 4th set as launch date for Clean Air Zone.
November 4th will be the date from which higher polluting vehicles will be charged to drive in Bath’s Clean Air Zone (CAZ) – that’s if the final business case for the zone is approved by […]
Let’s get it together says University.
Setting aside – for one moment – issues like the number of city-based student flats being built or the frequency of subsidised university buses, l wanted to tell you about a rather interesting get-together that […]
How your rubbish helped B&NES break a record
A record-breaking collection of recycling materials over the Christmas period earns local residents a big thank you from the local council. On January 2nd, recycling crews handled more than 166 tonnes of recycling – the […]
April date for start of Sydney Gardens work.
Had time to stop in historic Sydney Garden this morning to read a notice posted by Susan Palmer who is Community Ranger of these former Georgian pleasure grounds. It’s expected that work on the park’s […]
Hear how to calm down local traffic
Ambitious ways to create low traffic neighbourhoods and help improve people’s health will be discussed at a free event in Bath later this month. Bath & North East Somerset Council is hosting an event looking […]
Twas Brillig.
The photograph above features numbers 8 and 9 New Bond Street – now occupied by White Stuff – but who remembers when it housed the Brillig Arts Centre – set up by Karl Jaeger in […]
