Varian Tye writes from Box: ” I am very pleased to see that Network Rail have finally started to progress action regarding works … More

Bloom and gloom in Saint John’s Road. Fly tipping on the other side of the road.

There are many guided tours of Bath for our visitors to choose from, but one of them has an impressive … More

I have just cycled down Sydney Place ( now blocked off to four wheel traffic – and up Great Pulteney … More

New bike company or just new stock?

Had twenty minutes to spare while waiting for a number 7 bus this morning, so popped across the road to … More

[Frog on Charlcombe Lane] More than fifty volunteers helped 3,626 toads, frogs and newts across a half mile stretch of Charlcombe … More

The ‘opening spring’ sign has been replaced with a QR ‘catchup’ code. Expect a partial Jolly’s opening in September and … More

He may have been a national celebrity, but when he wasn’t helping Britain rule the waves, Horatio Nelson spent a … More

[Bathford Shop images courtesy of RL] I have been sent a copy of the April edition of the Bathford Bulletin … More

More beautiful wisteria. This time spotted in Camden Crescent by Malcolm Mitchell.

Maybe it’s time for families to start making notes regarding summer holiday attractions nearer to home that don’t cost the … More

Barnsley Village Festival is returning on the 16th May 2026, hoping to build on the success of last year’s event, … More

[A previous Peadown Party in the Park] Increased costs have forced the cancellation of this year’s Peasedown St John’s community … More

In no way am I an expert on birds, but I do belong to the Royal Society for the Protection … More

[library picture] Just a reminder that the Friends of Bath Jewish Burial Ground have their first Open Day of the … More

[library picture] It’s maybe not the response they were hoping for but Bath & North East Somerset Council has published the … More

A couple of points of interest on our journey up to York. Railway work underway on the multi million pound … More