How money seems to be wasted. This was the first bus stop along St Saviours Road in Larkhall where you … More
Author: Richard Wyatt
Freelance Journalist, broadcaster, columnist and local historian. Director of Bath Newseum. Married and lives in Bath.
Interested in local history, architecture and visual display in museums and urban spaces.
Larkhall Playground mystery solved!
I’m about to solve a little mystery that has been puzzling parents in Bath’s Larkhall district. People have been wondering … More
Another new hotel for Bath?
Bath seems to be in line for yet another new hotel with a planning application being lodged with B&NES to … More
Bath to consider city-wide parking zones.
What may turn out to be one of the most important meetings of local councillors this year, takes place in … More
The turning of our year.
There are a few people who will not be following me through into 2018. My sisters and l have lost … More
How to reduce your waste line.
Here’s a New Year resolution Bath and North East Somerset  Council would like us to adopt in an effort to … More
January patch up for city car park.
Motorists are being advised about a fortnight of patch resurfacing works to a Bath city centre car park. Bath and … More
Still time to help plan the future!
A message of thanks has gone out to people who went along to a series of planning events outlining … More
Get out of Bath!
Christmas excesses and New Year resolutions could both lead you to consider a late stocking filler which offers you fourteen … More
Cleveland Pools Project to meet with HLF.
Members of the Bath-based Cleveland Pools Trust are due to meet representatives of the Heritage Lottery Fund very soon to … More
Awash with memories?
An appeal has gone out for people’s memories and images of the former spa and Bath City Laundry as part … More
‘This programme is rolling’ – says Abbey Project Director.
‘This programme is rolling’ – says Bath Abbey Footprint Project Director, Charles Curnock – after a Consistory Court gives judgement … More
It’s goodbye to the Bath Abbey pews.
Plans to permanently remove the pews in Bath Abbey have been given the go ahead  following a decision by the … More
The Carousel returns!
Not the best weather to be putting it together but – all being well – the Victorian-styled Carousel will be … More
S’now what to do with your rubbish!
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs – from Bath’s Theatre Royal – have joined Bath & North East Somerset Council’s … More
Speak up for Bath
Volunteers are being encouraged to take up two vacancies on Bath City Forum to speak up for area and its … More
Tears for Fears to play Bath next May.
Bath Festival is marking its 70th anniversary next year with two days of pop concerts at the Recreation Ground featuring … More
Royal outfits to go on show
A new exhibition exploring the fashions worn by successive generations of women in the Royal Family will open at the … More