One of Bath’s oldest choral groups – The Silver Ring Choir – has just come back from representing the city at the annual Festivale De Musique held in Bath’s twin city Aix en Provence in […]
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Tag: France
A column about Nelson.
It’s still a bit weird to realise that this year’s summer exhibition – which has just opened at the Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution – features an object that l have been fortunate enough […]
Albert’s Peal.
Of the Bath men – who were sent to the trenches during the First World War – one of them was a well-known local bellringer. Private Albert Seers was in the Dorset Regiment and had […]
A broader canvas.
Just back from a trip to Paris. It’s always a pleasure to spend time in the French capital – though things didn’t start too well with my wallet being stolen between stepping off the RER […]
A Bathonian’s French connection.
Getting away from cheap political jibes about who beat who in previous bloody European wars, l am grateful to a follower of Bath Newseum for a story of unlikely links between himself and a former […]
