Some of you may have seen coverage in last week’s Bath Chronicle of a walk-about l did, with journalist Nancy Connolly, to hi-light some of the blackspots with regard to litter. At first, this […]
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All change at Bath Abbey.
It wasn’t only Pentecost being celebrated by the congregation at Bath Abbey at the weekend but the fact that they were back in the east end of the church for the first time since […]
Rare Roman find at Abbey
Hot on the heels of unearthing part of a mediaeval tiled floor – while engaged on the Footprint Project at Bath Abbey – archaeologists working for Wessex Archaeology have now added a high status Roman […]
Mending the cracks in our history.
Phase One of Bath Abbey’s multi-million-pound Footprint Project has involved the lifting of several hundred memorial stones from the floor around the East end window. The city’s parish church is unique is being able to […]
Going undercover!
Be prepared for the shock of seeing a big white tent at the east end of Bath Abbey if you are going inside for a look around this amazing medieval city survivor. It’s all part […]
First ledger raised.
The sound of hammering is now to be heard at the east end of Bath Abbey. Contractors, Emery Brothers have finished boarding the interior walls to protect them while work begins on lifting the first […]
Abbey clearance continues.
The east end of Bath Abbey is now clear of pews as Emery Brothers – the local builders with the multi-million-pound task of securing the church floor and building new facilities – get into their stride. […]
