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Just in case you hadn’t noticed already, Bath is a big player in the heritage business. With Roman remains and fine Georgian architecture it’s no surprise to realise just how much of the city’s economy is based on tourism. Under the umbrella of its coveted World Heritage status there are some multi-million pound projects underway […]
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Litte Hedgemead Park may have to play second fiddle to its more famous city recreational grounds like Royal Victoria or Parade Gardens but – today – it was under the spotllight as a little of its former glory returned in the shape of a golden eagle. It wasn’t that colour when it was taken down […]
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Things have been looking up recently for one of Bath’s most unusual but well-loved green spaces. Hedgemead Park was laid out – in the late 19th century – on the site of an earlier residential development destroyed by a landslip. In 1883 it was agreed that the City Corporation would acquire the unstable ground and […]
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