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 […]
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The eagle has landed.
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 […]
The Eagle has wings!
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 […]
Hedgemead Park needs ‘friends.’
Things are looking up for Bath’s Hedgemead Park with a number of improvements now completed by Bath & North East Somerset Council’s Parks Team. The bandstand has been repaired and repainted, with work now finished. […]
Park plot to stay
Looks like B&NES have had a change of heart over their original intention to move a vegetable plot feature on the slopes of a Bath public park. The aptly-called Vegmead Community Group packed out the public […]
No room for greens in Hedgemead Park.
The controversial vegetable patch in Bath’s Hedgemead Park – known locally as Vegmead – is going to have to go. Bath & North East Somerset Council is drawing up plans for a two-year programme of […]
The Vegmead plot!
The people who maintain the Vegmead Community Garden in Hedgemead Park have announced they’ve got to find a new home for the organic food they have been growing. In an article on Facebook they say: […]
Hedgemead Park “neglected”
Parks are under pressure as local authorities everywhere look for means of saving money as central government cuts the amount of money its prepared to contribute to their annual budgets. Maybe its time to consider […]
