A ring to mourn a canal builder

John Rennie was a Scottish civil engineer – a young East Lothian farmer’s son – and born in 1761. He made … More

A penny for your thoughts?

B&NES has big plans for making historic Sydney Gardens more ’21st century’ friendly. That’s if the council is successful in … More

Yesterday – Saturday, September 24th – l popped along to the seventh Industrial Heritage Exhibition – held at Bath City … More

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

The people of B&NES seem to have given their support to the idea of a Mayor-led West of England Authority … More

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

It’s no good – the temptation to use the expression ‘roaring success’ to describe the Holburne Museum’s new summer/autumn exhibition … More

At last!! I passed by the Laura Place Fountain today and found local stonemason Nick Shinn hard at work preparing … More

The funeral cortege of Bath businessman and last-surviving Sparrow brother, Gordon Sparrow, makes its way to Haycombe Cemetery, Bath today … More

Following an increase in international visitors in the past few years, the Roman Baths and Fashion Museum have introduced … More