Cllr Rob Appleyard Sad to say when Cllr Rob Appleyard is elected Bath’s new ‘First Citizen’ at the end of … More
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Half term fun at Bath’s museums
A child at the Roman Baths There’s lots going on in Bath this May half-term – at the Roman Baths, … More
Pic of the day. Friday, May 20th
Nature’s garden blossoms as a much-loved building fades
It’s a wrap
The party’s over as they say. Filming comes to an end at the Assembly Rooms on scenes for a ‘period … More
Red, white and bloooooooooo
My ‘gap year’ is over and l am vlogging again. Let’s go shopping in Bath’s boutique and lifestyle quarter, talk … More
Pic of the day. Thursday, May 19th
Put your business on a bike
Businesses, retailers and voluntary organisations in Bath are being encouraged to trial the use of electric cargo bikes for local … More
Spare our trees say residents.
Photos:James Thorne Concern is being expressed by residents living near Bath’s famous Royal Crescent, about pruning work being carried out … More
Gull count underway
Bath & North East Somerset Council will be carrying out a ‘gull count’ this month to pinpoint how many gulls … More
Have a cuppa to raise cash
The end-of-life charity Marie Curie is calling on people across the region to throw a Blooming Great Tea Party in … More
Up and up
West of England households have come under further pressure from price increases after inflation hits a 40-year-high, as the cost-of-living … More
Ambulance waiting times is a national scandal says Bath MP
Extensive ambulance waiting times is putting residents in grave danger says Bath MP Wera Hobhouse, who has raised her concerns … More
Looking back on Bath – with Geoff Ellis
© Rob Coles The Dorothy House charity bookshop in Broad Street was pretty packed last night with people who had … More
Pic of the day. Wednesday, May 18th
It’s coming
Top-end steamer
Photo: Rob Coles Good news for all you lovers of steam. Rob Coles tells me: “The Belmond Pullman is coming … More
Pic of the day. Tuesday, May 17th
Changing face of the riverfront
Festival boosts economy.
Good to hear how strong an economic difference the opening events in this year’s Bath Festival made to the city. … More
Pic of the day. Monday, May 16th
Walcot Street
Pic of the day. Sunday, May 15th
Even in the most unlikely corner, true beauty shines
Oh what a night!
What a queue there was last night waiting for the doors to open at St Swithins Church for one of … More
A crackerjack of a show!
I couldn’t attend the preview party for this year’s Bath Society of Artists open exhibition at the Victoria Art Gallery … More
Putting the buzz back into Beehive Yard.
Pictured are Metro Mayor Dan Norris, AgencyUK’s Amy Stobie and local beekeeper Martin Wright. Bath’s Beehive Yard will once again … More
New recycling hub build underway.
L to R Cllr David Wood, cabinet member for Neighbourhood Services; Glenn Gilmore, Regional Director, Farrans; Cllr Kevin Guy, Council … More
Gasworks gathering
The latest proposals for the former Bath Gasworks site will go on display to the public over three days at … More
Talented students gather
Students from schools across the region will be gathering at Royal High School Bath on Wednesday 18 May for a … More
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