Well, l never thought l would hear it coming out of the mouth of a Conservative Council leader but Cllr Tim Warren has told me B&NES is going back into the council house building business. […]
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One day left to view Quays plans.
You’ve just one more day to go and view Bath & North East Somerset Council’s plans for the development of Bath Quays North. They will be on display at Green Park Station from 10am […]
Lights up at Bath’s new hotel.
Always nice to feel at one with the ‘in crowd’ isn’t it. Such an occasion- attracting the bright ‘young’ things – was the official launch of Bath’s new ‘kid’ on the commercially-accommodating block – The […]
Foxhill pledge from Council leader.
Cllr Tim Warren – leader of Bath & North East Somerset Council – has reaffirmed his pledge not to sanction any mass Compulsory Purchase Orders (CPOs) of properties in Bath’s Foxhill estate. He says he […]
Showdown at St Swithins – will the Meadows yet be saved?
This week Bath welcomes the Mayor of the Dutch town of Alkmaar – here for a week-long celebration of possibly the oldest town-twinning arrangement in the world. It’s 70 years since the two cities started […]
Down to business for new Metro Mayor.
The region’s newly elected Metro Mayor doesn’t intend spending much time behind a desk following his ‘swearing in’ at Bristol’s Engine Shed today (Monday, May 8th). Tim Bowles said he was very proud to be […]
Greening up the riverbank.
Having had to fell quite a large number of mature specimens when work began, the new ‘Bath Quays Riverside Park’ has welcomed the first arrival of a collection of new trees that will result in a wider […]
Lin steals the show at Combined Authority’s first meeting.
Congratulations to B&NES Councillor Lin Patterson for stealing the limelight at the first meeting of the West of England Combined Authority – held today (Wednesday, March lst) at the Watershed Media Centre in Bristol. The new […]
Council faces biggest financial squeeze in years.
Bath and North East Somerset Council is looking to have to take some tough decisions if it is to balance its budget for the years ahead – as it faces the biggest squeeze in years […]
Fancy being the new Metro Mayor?
Fancy your chances at being elected a ‘Metro Mayor’ for the West of England? This new role has been created as part of the 1 billion pound devolution deal Bath and North East Somerset, Bristol […]
