Being able to ‘manage’ road works will help keep traffic moving better on our roads says Cllr Joanna Wright – cabinet member for Transport Services withBath & North East Somerset Council. The authority has started […]
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Grand Parade and Nelson Walk.
Well, Bath was buzzing this sunny Saturday – despite the Wessex Water woes on the London Road where traffic was pretty backed up around the repairs going on to stop a mains leak. It’s open […]
Preserving the Min on-line
Incredible, three-dimensional ‘dolls-house’ images of the interior of one of Bath’s most historic buildings are destined for a new ‘virtual’ museum. The NHS is in the process of moving out of the Mineral Water Hospital […]
Bus service contracts awarded
It’s business as usual with the news that new contracts for seventeen bus services have been awarded by Bath & North East Somerset Council to maintain current services across the district. Councillor Joanna Wright, cabinet […]
Come take a look!
Though Bath is a World Heritage city and unique in Europe – along with Venice – as being one of only two city centres on that part of the World Map with such a distinction […]
Oh yes it is!
I have every confidence in saying local actor and author Jon Monie won’t sue me for suggesting his ‘mug’ would suit the back of a bus. That’s because it’s where you may have seen the […]
Waste not …….
Another big step in the battle to get us to recycle our food waste. People living in more than 250 flats in Bath and North East Somerset will soon take delivery of kitchen caddies and […]
Car free Kingsmead Square?
What are your views on making Bath’s Kingsmead Square car free? Well that’s the question Bath and North East Somerset Council want to put to us for comment. The council’s proposing vehicles are restricted from […]
New look for Union Street
New greenery, seating and a re-arranged assortment of street traders will soon be underway in a project to improve the environment of Union Street in Bath, increase visitor footfall to the north of the city […]
Should Bath have a ‘mind and body’ zone?
We’re getting used to hearing about Bath’s proposed ‘Clean Air Zone’ but local architect Rob Delius is amongst a group of talented people asking how we would feel about defining ‘an urban wellbeing zone?’ Whether […]
