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Take a plinth, Miss Austen!

While local academic Professor Tim Mowl has been arguing for a statue to be erected in Bath to honour architect … More

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My thanks to Jenny Noad for these pictures – taken in The Circus yesterday. Jenny writes: “Interesting to see that … More

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A museum without a home?

Bath has plenty of museums to celebrate and explore its Roman, Georgian and Victorian pasts but – until quite recently … More

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Three years of medical life left for the Min?

B&NES councillors are to be asked  to give their backing to integration plans that will see all facilities at the … More

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‘Prior’ engagement for John Wood

Two of Bath’s most illustrious characters from its Georgian past were brought to life last week-end ( Saturday,July 5th) to … More

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History exposed.

Bath’s Heritage Manager Tony Crouch has confirmed the reasoning behind wooden blocks being used to create the original Georgian road … More

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