Bath’s MP, Wera Hobhouse, has secured cross-party support in calling on the Government to pave the way for more cafes, restaurants and bars to use closed roads to enable social distancing between customers – keeping […]
Category: history
This kid’s back on the block
Tyres pumped, battery fully charged and Bath Newseum is back on two wheels and heading into town for the first time in over two months. Straight away, at the city end of the London Road, […]
Bus service changes
Look out for some changes to operations to enable social distancing measures to be put in place at Bath Bus Station, some bus services will run from different bus stops from Monday, 1st June 2020. […]
A note from New Zealand
The portrait above is of Thomas Fuller – a Justice of the Peace and Mayor of Bath in 1862. He is also the ancestor of Thomas Sherwood Fuller who follows this website from his home […]
Quayside views
Want to know what’s due to replace the crumbling Avon Street car park? Spend some time this weekend looking over the development plans that make up proposals for the Bath Quays North development and which are […]
Supporting the care sector
Bath & North East Somerset Council has written to the government outlining the support it’s offered to care homes and providers during COVID-19, together with the challenges it’s faced. From providing support and advice from […]
A ‘creative’ future for Bath.
It’s the creative industries that are going to flourish in Bath – coming out of Covid-19. That’s the view of Professor Sue Rigby, Vice-Chancellor of Bath Spa University. She was speaking in the latest of […]
I spy
Upper Swainswick is a little community on the edge of Bath that knows how to entertain itself during the lockdown . The village has organised a’ spot the pebbles’ competition. I only counted six when […]
Being selfish hasn’t gone away.
Not all the pictures l am able to show you on this website are going to be pretty ones. I am very happy to feature the images that Bath Newseum follower Tom Marshall has sent […]
Manvers Street car park re-opens
Bath’s Manvers Street car park reopens tomorrow – Friday, May 29th – after undergoing essential maintenance. The works were needed to protect the car park for future use and prevent structural damage. A safer one-way […]
