Sad to see another established business closing down. Farpoint – Apple and Bose agents in Walcot Street – are going to shut up shop at the end of April. Meanwhile, why are some city centre […]
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Naming that delivery boy!
Who amongst our Bath and district readers remembers the department store called Colmer’s which graced Union Street for over a hundred years? A year or more ago – thanks to a Bath Newseum follower – […]
Not another one….
Bath Newseum follower, David Kernek writes: “One of the latest seriously sad town centre closures is that of the back street snack bar on the edge of Southgate and just off Manvers Street. I’ve been […]
Help get Bath on the big screen.
Do you want to help get Bath on the big screen? Award-winning Kurdish writer Kae Bahar, a British citizen who has spent 25 years in England – including 15 years living in Bath – has […]
Oooops – you’ve missed a bit!
My thanks to a Bath Newseum follower for these images. He writes: “We thought this might interest you. Great Stanhope St and Nelson Place were resurfaced just over a week ago, but this car on […]
Trying something different.
Traders on the High Street are having a tough time – as we know. Elsewhere on Bath Newseum is a Bath BID story about some of its members are getting involved in a new ‘special […]
We want to see Wood in the trees!
John Wood the Elder didn’t live to see his unique ‘Circus’ completed. He died in 1754 shortly after witnessing the laying of the foundation stone of the first of three blocks of a total of […]
Roadside safety campaign at Newbridge
Despite the high winds – artist Alison Harper has just finished installing the 69 Red Wheels which were in Larkhall and Victoria Park in a new Hot Spot at Charmouth Road in Newbridge. Writing to […]
Easter activities
Parents might like to cast an eye through a host of fun, hands-on activities over the Easter school holidays being organised at Bath & North East Somerset Council’s museums. Here’s their press release in full: […]
Shop in Bristol!?
David Kernek – a Bath Newseum regular – writes: “There could be a promising cottage industry in Bath for designers who can come up with interesting ways of boarding up the many closed shops we’re seeing […]
