Nearly two billion pounds is to be spent electrifying one of Britain’s oldest railways and you can be sure the sparks will be flying when those OLE’s (overhead power cables) reach the World Heritage city […]

Nearly two billion pounds is to be spent electrifying one of Britain’s oldest railways and you can be sure the sparks will be flying when those OLE’s (overhead power cables) reach the World Heritage city […]
It’s council budget setting time and, whereas North Somerset is announcing an increase in council tax, B&NES has managed to freeze the ratepayer’s contribution, protect services to the public and continue to invest in […]
Within a matter of days a Bristol developer will officially present Bath and North East Somerset Council with a planning application outlining their proposals to redevelop the old Cadbury’s factory site at Somerdale in Keynsham. […]
Flying the flag in New Bond Street. Some observations on street life in Bath today as l walked around New Bond Street. A cold wind providing a very effective flutter for what must be the […]
One of Bath’s best-loved Georgian buildings could be about to shut up shop. With a personal view of developments, Professor George Odam, who was Patient Governor of the RNHRD for nine years until his resignation […]
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I can see it is going to be a bit of an uphill struggle getting those who are busy changing the fabric of our city to realise that l am serious about this web-site and […]
An update now on concerns over the road-works being carried out on the High Street between the north side of the Abbey and the Guildhall. If you have been following this story l was […]
More information to bring you about the two gothic-styled lanterns l saw in the chapel at the Bath Abbey Cemetery at Widcombe. They were labeled as designed by Sir George Gilbert Scott – a great […]
It’s my favourite punchline as l go around on my ‘training day’ with a party of curious tourists in my power! I am in the process of being coached to hopefully become a member of […]