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Tag: Cliveden Conservation

Clean up for York Street arch.

Members of the public will have a chance to see building conservation in action in May, as conservators clean and … More

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A helping hand for Bath’s heritage.

The scaffolding that has been fronting Hales the Chemist in Bath’s Argyle Street will be coming down in the next … More

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A ‘call’ to arms

Hales the Chemist  – on Bath’s Argyle Street – occupies one of the earliest commercial premises built in the city. … More

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Roman removal men!

When it comes to calling in the removal men – there is one particular job in Bath that really takes … More

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The Emperor’s new clothes!

Can’t blame a Roman emperor for trying to protect himself from the cold on a crisp and sunny winter morning … More

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Keynsham’s Roman history on display

Roman mosaic panels from the Durley Hill Roman villa will go on display in Bath & North East Somerset Council’s … More

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