Category: Landscape

Keeping up appearances.

Right under the noses of B&NES – just across the High Street from Bath’s Guildhall – this is the pile … More

Highway horrors

Fed up with Bath’s pot holes, paving stone trip-hazards and lack of anywhere to leave your bike? Then keep your … More

Let’s tidy up our park-side railway.

A while back l pointed out how vegetation was beginning to take hold on the retaining wall of the Great … More

Plant power.

  Bath’s floral reputation – it’s one many an award for its displays – is all down to the hard … More

New life for London Road planters

Bath’s London Road  planters appear to have been given a reprieve AND a new lease of life. The metal troughs … More

Enough’s enough.

I am sick to death of seeing this. It must be the least original ‘student’ prank that one could carry … More

Bath in Bloom entries

You’ve got until the end of the month to fill out an entry form if you want a chance to … More

Petals on parade

City retailers are joining Bath BID in funding more than two hundred hanging baskets which will now be put up … More

Urban spaces

I spend a lot of time in Bath’s urban spaces and – unfortunately – am often critical of their upkeep … More

A park full of pleasures.

Tai Chi and play sessions for children are just two of a host of free activities are on offer in … More

Keeping an eye on Nature

The City Nature Challenge is about to invite residents to take part in a special event this weekend to discover … More

New park for Bath on show.

More than 200 people visited Curo’s exhibition to see the detailed proposals for the open space at Mulberry Park, which … More

Deckchair view of Royal Crescent.

Bath may not have a beach to its name but that hasn’t stopped one enterprising company from deciding to invest … More

Nat Cross – Urban Farmer

It started out as just as a few fruit trees and a vegetable patch – but Nat Cross’s years of … More

A new park for Bath.

Proposal’s for the first new park in Bath for a hundred years go on show next week. On Tuesday 16 … More

Blooming bargains!

Fingers crossed that the Easter week-end gives the green-fingered amongst us a chance to get out into the garden. With … More

Putting Jane in her place.

After the Roman Baths and Georgian architecture, English novelist Jane Austen must rank pretty highly amongst our city’s tourist attractions. … More

This cover-up’s a good one.

A little email ‘tip-off’ from Sydney Gardens Community Ranger, Sue Palmer, sent me scuttling off to visit another public garden … More