I am sick to death of seeing this. It must be the least original ‘student’ prank that one could carry out in our heritage city. The fountain in Laura Place is the best example we […]
Tag: A-boards
When plastic is not fantastic.
A Friday ride through Bath lifted my spirits. First because it is not so cold, and even spring-like, during the brief periods when the sun broke through the gloom. Pleased also to see the B&NES […]
Could this help reduce the A boards?
While B&NES and BID are searching around for an A-board compromise – can l suggest tat this advertising board – spotted in Walcot Street – may point the way to a better arrangement. The A board […]
Is it time for a ‘Bath Lanes’ district?
A new statement from B&NES (Thursday, April 7th) regarding the proliferation of A boards in Bath city centre – and suggestions from Virtual Museum visitors as to how to reduce the problem. The following statement […]
Curse of the A board – Council response!
The Virtual Museum’s latest hi-lighting of the ‘menace’ of A boards on the streets of Bath has brought a pretty half-hearted response from B&NES. They stretch half way across Union Street These on-street pop-up adverts […]
A-boards latest.
My spies tell me there could be an announcement from B&NES before Christmas regarding the proliferation of A-boards in the city centre. Hard-pressed businesses are obviously looking for every way to promote themselves, but the […]
Bath Beecher’s Brook?
I have not picked a particular city-centre shopping street – to lay blame at any individual shop door – because this is a widespread ‘problem’ and affects many areas. The Virtual Museum is getting complaints again […]
