I won’t forget my first ever visit to an annual general meeting of Bath and North East Somerset Council. I had the surreal experience – last night – of watching grown men and women bicker […]
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Tag: Guildhall
Not good enough Bath.
This is a picture – l am afraid – that says it all about Bath at the moment. It cannot go on trading on its Roman remains and Georgian architecture – and social history – […]
More CAZ sweeteners and a solo protest
A one-year free park and ride scheme aimed at low-income households, families with children and regular commuters is one idea included in a package of measures to support a clean air plan for Bath, which […]
Town Hall of Bath?
Time for Bath’s Guildhall to be renamed. What’s wrong with plain old Town Hall? After all, the historical name is sounding a little pretentious for an authority with no money left in its coffers. Then […]
Let’s build it lower – new stadium plans on view.
Bath Rugby Club is back with a new public consultation regarding its multi-million pound re-development plans for the stadium – and there is plenty to see at the city Guildhall – in the Brunswick Room […]
Good news for Larkhall cyclists.
Well the bike stands might be disappearing from outside the Guildhall but better news this morning for Larkhall in Bath. Our local councillor Rob Appleyard has passed me an email from Lewis Cox who works […]
Spot the difference?
Not sure if those clever people inside Bath’s Guildhall are playing a game of ‘spot the difference’ with their citizens, but l could have sworn there used to be more cycle hoops on this civicCount […]
Stubbed.
Back in July B&NES made a big ‘drum-banging’ announcement that the first person had been issued with a £150 fine for littering in the Bath area. It was a dropped cigarette stub that brought about […]
Free tickets released for TEDxBath live stream
A live stream to Bath Guildhall will allow more people to participate in the inaugural TEDxBath and ‘Light up the Future’. The team organising the inaugural TEDxBath event at Bath Abbey on Saturday 29th September […]
Welcome, Mr Mayor!
It’s an odd little ceremony which took place in the city’s Abbey on Saturday morning. A 500-year-old building which was temporarily closed to the general public – aka milling tourists – while a group of […]
