Thanks for all your help as l have managed to track down Mr Hunt. The man who, back in 2013, … More

Has demolition of the old fire station slowed? Am l the only one to see how the drill tower reminds … More

Zhenya Shkil writes: “We’re delighted to be joining Refugee Week for the second year in a row since Bath embraced … More

I hear the congregation at Bath Abbey has been told the name of their new Rector. He’s the Rev. Dr … More

I lived and worked in Bristol for around thirty-five years and obviously have many memories of my life there. One … More

The first bloom amongst our garden roses.

Sarah Pearson writes: “I was given your details by Alex at the Bath & Bristol MND Association. She thought I … More

Fashion Museum Bath and Bath Spa University have announced a five-year partnership, running from 2026 to 2030, that will transform … More

Number 1 Royal Crescent is a jewel in the crown of Bath Preservation Trust. A Georgian town house, they own, … More

So now we know who is going in next door to Jollys.

[Helen Godwin, Mayor of the West of England and the Secretary of State for Transport, Heidi Alexander.] It’s what you … More

One of the earliest known Bath guidebooks was written by Thomas Guidott, a physician who settled in our city in … More

First stop on a busy day was the Museum of Bath at Work, where they were putting the finishing touches … More

These benches in Northumberland Place could do with a coat of varnish or wood stain. Meanwhile, Cllr June Player’s flower … More

Walking past Bath Abbey this morning l took a quick shot of the amazing tower of scaffolding currently clinging to … More

Remember this? The glass canopy which used to adorn the entrance to The Corridor at the High Street end. Back … More

It’s the big reveal! After months behind hoarding, the newly-refurbished Temperance Society statue of Rebecca at the Well is uncovered … More

[L to R: Councillor Oli Henman, Paul Saynor] After carrying out some feasibility studies, I hear that provisional ways of … More