Amongst all the misery, l am happy to give this some publicity!
Bee a friend
A chance for more people to join in the campaign to help Nature’s pollinators – as an awards scheme to…
Pic of the day. Wednesday, March 22nd
Rain-leaden skies with a short break of sunshine.
Remember voter ID on May 4th!
This is the week when poll cards for the Thursday, May 4th elections will land on doormats across Bath and…
Pic of the day. Tuesday, March 21st
Bath found itself with not one but two ‘fountains’ yesterday following a rather spectacular burst pipe incident. Thanks to Jim…
Rail Britannia
[Photo: Rob Coles] Steam enthusiast and photographer, Rob Coles tells me: “On Wednesday this week, locomotive 70000 Britannia will pass through Bath…
Geoff – the mallet!
Elsewhere on this blog there is a piece about ‘taster sessions’ being offered by Bath Croquet Club and that’s brought…
An hour to support our planetary home.
Have you heard yet about Earth Hour? An international attempt to get all of us to devote an hour doing…
Assembling art ‘Unlimited’
[Jeremy Fry with Takis Signals, Widcombe Manor, Bath 1967] Bath’s Holburne Museum is branching out elsewhere to stage a spring…
William’s wonderful invention
[The bust of William Harbutt in the The Victoria Art Gallery. It is cast in bronze from an original carved…
What a day to remember!
Here’s a story carried in The Guardian, but we had our own reporter/photographer there too! Rob Coles joined in the…
Pic of the day. Monday, March 20th
The first day of Spring!
Wyatt’s walking…….
One day away from the official start of spring, and l was off on my first walk of the year…
Pic of the day. Sunday, March 19th
Another road trip. Dating from 1180 AD – the remains of Malmesbury’s beautiful Abbey.
Hoops of fun
A date for your April diary, if you would like to have a go at trying something different. How about…
Pic of the day. Saturday, March 18th
The River Avon still swollen, as the wet days continue. View from Grosvenor Bridge. Amazes me how the tree –…
Create your own transport solution
Metro Mayor Dan Norris chose to stand outside the Radstock Museum to launch WESTlocal – a 2 million pound fund designed…
Good news for Chew Valley
Some good news for those living in the Chew Valley area. A key bus serving the district will continue until…