The pipe factory under a Bath playground.

Here’s another story from the past. Today’s Look Back surrounds the redevelopment of the Saw Close -back in 2015 … More

What happened to the e-bike’s?

A short while ago Bath Newseum follower John Batty asked: ‘It’s been a couple of months now since the Council … More

A timetable and information about Bath and North East Somerset Council’s immediate plans to address the climate emergency have … More

Bath’s gull population has dipped by 26 per cent in the last four years according to a recent survey which … More

The new Chief Executive of B&NES has been selected. The group leaders the Council will be recommending Will Godfrey – … More

The Lib Dem ruling party on B&NES are insisting cars will not be charged to enter Bath’s Clean Air Zone … More

The ruling Lib Dem group at Bath and North East Somerset Council have publicly’ vowed’ to end – what they … More

A special ceremony has been held to mark the centenary of the planting of the ‘Peace Oak’ in Bath’s Sydney … More

Bath’s past has helped reduce the financial pressures on its future. Income generated by the city’s heritage attractions – alongside … More

Give us a one-off financial life-line to enable us to keep going and we’ll widen our appeal. That seems to … More

Ducks swimming amongst plastic waste, unplanted and weed-filled flower beds and dried up water courses. Just some of the issues … More

Some of you may have seen coverage in last week’s Bath Chronicle of a walk-about l did, with journalist Nancy … More

As Mahatama Gandhi once said : ‘Be the change that you wish to see in the world.’ It’s a good … More

At 5 am on Sunday morning, April 26th, 1942, 31 men, women and children were huddled together in a public … More

Right under the noses of B&NES – just across the High Street from Bath’s Guildhall – this is the pile … More

Primary school youngsters across Bath and North East Somerset are being encouraged to take part in a project to raise … More

Another record year for the city’s world-famous Roman Baths with 1,202,491 visitors generating £23.3 million income and a surplus profit … More

Bath’s world famous Fashion Museum could well be homeless in a couple of years but any thought of parting with … More

Our local authority is hoping that roads around the district will be a lot quieter on Thursday, June 20th. That … More

Behind the covered first floor windows of W H Smith’s Union Street shop, contractors are busy getting things ready for … More

Fed up with Bath’s pot holes, paving stone trip-hazards and lack of anywhere to leave your bike? Then keep your … More

A while back l pointed out how vegetation was beginning to take hold on the retaining wall of the Great … More

There’s hope on the horizon for the previously doomed Parkside Children’s Centre – a building – now surrounded by the … More

More affordable housing and cleaner streets – just two of the pledges made to Bath Newseum today when l got … More

I won’t forget my first ever visit to an annual general meeting of Bath and North East Somerset Council. I … More