Top honours for Herschel Museum.

It might not be the biggest museum in the country but Bath’s Herschel Museum of Astronomy can still punch above … More

Get the facts right.

Seems one of the things being discussed at some local election public meetings has not gone down well with the … More

Bath’s premier period house – No 1 Royal Crescent – is currently showing its visitors that the whole social … More

A private collector has generously loaned two large portraits to No. 1 Royal Crescent. They are of Peter and Amy … More

Bath Preservation Trust is on the look-out for volunteers who want to get involved in promoting some of the city’s … More

Bath Preservation Trust (BPT) has decided it’s too big a financial risk to proceed further with its fight for a … More

Next time you take a stroll to the bottom of your garden spare a thought for wealthy 19th century Bath … More

While l am pleased B&NES have managed to get the Laura Place foumntain working again, regular followers of Bath Newseum … More

Bath Preservation Trust has come out in support of the proposal by B&NES to introduce a Clean Air Zone in … More

Putting aside its World Heritage status – earned for Roman remains and Georgian architecture – Bath can also boast of … More

Emma Bridgewater – President of the Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE) – is coming to Bath next month. She’ll … More

A call for action in determining the future of the old King Edward’s Junior School building in Bath’s Broad Street … More

Bath Preservation Trust – with its various city museums – would be the first to admit just how important volunteers … More

B&NES new coach parking strategy for the city comes under fire – from heritage watchdogs – Bath Preservation Trust – … More

What a difference a week makes. Seems efforts by The Circus Area Residents Association, local Councillor Andrew Furse and B&NES … More

A ‘call to arms’ – from Bath Preservation Trust – for other heritage groups to join them in persuading B&NES … More

Bet you’ve never thought about the Royal Crescent as Bath’s largest open air theatre or had the opportunity to step … More

Would Bath’s iconic Royal Crescent have made a good Council House? Can you still see the spot where a wartime bomb … More