What future for Bath Record Office

‘Bath Record Office is the only South West archive not to have had a refit in the last 25 years. … More

Bridge access, bikes and buddleia.

Well the good news is that the new Destructor bridge – linking Western Riverside with the Upper Bristol Road – … More

Smoothing the way through Larkhall.

What a difference a new road surface makes! Here’s the main road – St Saviour’s – into the ‘village’ of … More

Consultation favours skateboard facility for Alice Park.

A park and ride site east of Bath isn’t the only facility being pushed for at this end of the … More

A different Bath uncovered.

Tourists flock to Bath in their millions to gaze upon our unique Georgian showpieces that – with the help of … More

Pedal power

Great to know the Tour of Britain cycle race is passing through Bath in September and it solves the mystery … More

Heritage Open Days in Bath and North East Somerset  

  Residents and visitors to Bath and North East Somerset will be able to learn more about the area’s fantastic … More

Maintaining council standards – Can you help?

Bath & North East Somerset Council is looking to recruit two independent local volunteers to help promote and maintain high … More

More sports for Sydney Gardens?

The provision of tennis courts in Bath’s Sydney Gardens came up for discussion this week at a stakeholder session held to … More

Alice Park-ing problems

What is it about the side effects of the popularity of Bath’s Alice Park that B&NES and the police don’t … More

What fate for a Bath footbridge?

Railway footbridge 10565 is one of the countless crossings of the main line to London erected since Brunel linked Bristol … More

Where’s your postal pride?

I have – in the past – spoken of the ‘plight’ of less-prestigious pillar boxes around the city of Bath. … More

Kenneth Armitage Centenary Sculpture Exhibition

  Bath’s Victoria Art Gallery celebrates the work of Kenneth Armitage (1916-2002), in a new exhibition which will run from … More

Community Awards launch.

The Chairman of Bath & North East Somerset Council, Councillor Alan Hale, has launched his Community Awards.  Last year, there … More

Time to take Bath back.

It’s good to be able to cycle along the Kennet and Avon Canal towpath again after grant money has been … More

Making Bath roads work.

A recent meeting of the full B&NES Council found plenty of opposition groups vying for attention outside the Guildhall. One … More

Saw Close squeeze on traffic.

As part of Bath & North East Somerset Council’s plans to remove obstacles for walking and cycling and reduce the … More

Bins or gull-proof bags for all – as B&NES bows to public demand.

Social networking seems to have played its part in helping to fuel a re-think B&NES has announced to improve the … More