[Dyrham Park] A few suggestions from the National Trust of places to visit during the May Half-Term. School’s out, and … More

[The former Home Secretary Sajid Javid, who spent much of his childhood in Bedminster. He was in conversation about his … More

 Let’s see if we can help John Branston, who writes: ” I wanted to let you know that I have … More

Simon Bendry writes: “I am wondering if you could help promote the two tours I am giving of the War … More

A walk through Walcot Street.

Step into a world of colour this May half term. It’s when one city location will be transformed by a … More

It’s later than originally expected, but Morleys Stores has now announced that Jolly’s Bath will reopen its doors in March … More

Hope everyone who went out to Party in the City on Friday enjoyed themselves. Thanks to Alex Wilson, we can … More

A recent interview I did with Alex Sherman, the CEO of Bath Preservation Trust, about their plans to create a … More

Anne Love writes: ‘We have some really super gardens this year, mostly on the Sion Hill area, plus, as always, … More

Piano man

Sad to see another familiar face on the High Street closing down.

Adults balancing responsibilities such as work and childcare will now have a new route into university and college thanks to … More

Fringe Arts Bath (FaB) has announced its venues for this year’s festival events. Each year, the festival brings together a … More

It’s back – it’s finally time to return to Rutshire. Tonight sees the start of the second season of ITV’s … More

Pop-up florist promoting mail order deliveries added a little freshness to the Bath Abbey precincts. That’s Louis Medd amongst Freddie’s … More

[Cllr Paul Roper pictured with Joy Luxford, Ruby Sant and Bath MP Wera Hobhouse] Two dedicated champions of the Twerton … More