What a queue there was last night waiting for the doors to open at St Swithins Church for one of…
A crackerjack of a show!
I couldn’t attend the preview party for this year’s Bath Society of Artists open exhibition at the Victoria Art Gallery…
Putting the buzz back into Beehive Yard.
Pictured are Metro Mayor Dan Norris, AgencyUK’s Amy Stobie and local beekeeper Martin Wright. Bath’s Beehive Yard will once again…
New recycling hub build underway.
L to R Cllr David Wood, cabinet member for Neighbourhood Services; Glenn Gilmore, Regional Director, Farrans; Cllr Kevin Guy, Council…
Gasworks gathering
The latest proposals for the former Bath Gasworks site will go on display to the public over three days at…
The missing plaque.
Yesterday, Wednesday, May 11th, marked 1,049 years since King Edgar was crowned as the first king of all England at…
Cleveland Pools’ volunteers triumph!
Behind the efforts of the Cleveland Pools Trust to reopen the Uk’s oldest public outdoor swimming pool in Bath are…
Help ‘tailor’ your liveable neighbourhood package.
A series of public workshops are due to be held as part of the next stage of the council’s Liveable…
You Choose – local people select fashion display
L to R Fashion Museum Manager Rosemary Harden, Chooser Christelle, Fashion Museum Curator Fleur Johnson This week-end sees the opening…
Meet Beau Nash’s grandson!
Off on my bike in the wind and rain this morning to meet a local author who has just published…
A fun way to raise funds
Good to hear the annual supporters of the Holburne Museum plant sale went well last Sunday. Chair Jonathan Davis tells…
Cycling for safety – today!
Library shot from a previous Kidical Mass event in the city. Cycling families will be taking to the streets of…
Our new wildlife haven
Just a little shout out to the folks who have given their time to create ‘St Saviour’s Little Park’ in…
Spotted
Western Power has been spotted near the arid Laura Place Fountain. Once they have done their connections – let it…
‘Kids United’
Eleven of Bath’s secondary schools have united to create a unique choir of young people who are creating and performing…
Fashion Museum to close at end of October
So now we know – October 30th will be the final opening day for Bath’s Fashion Museum after nearly sixty…
Let it grow.
One new sapling amongst the troubled others on the central island at the city end of the London Road. Here’s…
Helping Bath bloom
Bumped into some bath in Bloom volunteers busy clearing weeds and rubbish from the community garden at the city end…
Uke Can’t Be Serious
This enthusiastic group of Ukelele players are currently representing Bath in our ‘twin city’ of Aix en Provence at their…
Just another mass product of nature
It was good to be in the heart of Bath yesterday to see how life has returned to our city…
Jubilee celebrations
So far 53 street parties have been planned in Bath and North East Somerset to help celebrate the Queen’s Platinum…
Almost open for business
The barriers have come down at the Stall Street end of York Street today as works to improve the surface…
Catch-up time
Today saw the start of countless graduation ceremonies to be held by the University of Bath over the coming months.…
Milsom Street future and that bridge! Putting council boss on the spot.
There’s been a favourable reaction so far to a city centre masterplan B&NES is calling the ‘Milsom Street Quarter’. Over…
Bath through Geoff’s lens
Before the flood prevention scheme, it was not unusual for Southgate Street to be flooded by the River Avon which…
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