Well – let’s start by wishing all my followers the very best for 2020. I was out on the last day of the old year doing my Mayor’s Guides duties and making a few […]
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Library bonus
Wishing Helen Stanfield a happy new year – and thanks for the following. “I have been using the Bath Library online services for a few years and have mentioned it to many friends and acquaintances- […]
Rail cut cleared at last!
It’s good to see Network Rail have finally arranged for the shrub and weed growth on Brunel’s historic railway retaining wall through Sydney Gardens to be cleared. Bath Newseum has been calling for action for […]
Shining a light on Beckford’s Tower
Some positive news to end the old year on as Bath Preservation Trust – who own and operate Beckford’s Tower – are now a step closer to saving it for the nation.. The Trust has […]
None yew.
Sorry – l have to say it – l don’t appreciate the felling of the yew trees at the side of the Kennet and Avon Canal through Sydney Gardens. The idea is to return the […]
Fallen tree and uncertain futures.
Here’s where Bath Newseum wishes its followers the compliments of the season. I have to say December is drawing to a close with the sort of Christmas bashes the city could well do without. Starting […]
You’ve got it covered.
A big thank you to residents in Bath and North East Somerset – from the local authority -for their fantastic response to the campaign to donate books to people in the community who might not […]
You’re having a laugh.
Five stand-out stand-up comedians will be on the bill of a fundraiser at Bath’s The Forum on Wednesday 22 January which aims to make it possible for the UK’s biggest celebration of silent screen and […]
Praying for a home win.
Bath City Football Club will be entering the new year still playing a waiting game. It’s all fingers crossed for the result of a crucial planning application which, if approved, will secure its long-term future […]
What’s your view?
Residents from across Bath and North East Somerset are being asked for their views on the council’s future priorities and spending plans. Following two successful public events in Bath and Keynsham, where cabinet members and […]
