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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. … More

B&NES, bikes, cyclists, Guildhall, Larkhall, racks

Rat-run rage.

I don’t know about the rest of the residents in this rat-run of a street but l have had enough! … More

B&NES, Bath, Camden, congestion, Lambridge, Larkhall, pollution, rat-run, roads, traffic, transport

Maid in Bath.

Later next month a new piece of artwork is set to be installed at Crest Nicholson’s Bath Riverside development and … More

Anna Gillespie, art, Bath, Bruro Happold, Crrest Nicholson, Ironart, Larkhall, Maid of the Bridge, River Avon, Riverside, Sculpture, Victoria Bridge

Let’s talk Bath transport!

Bath’s MP Wera Hobhouse will be in Larkhall in March – attending an open meeting where you can have your … More

Bath, buses, cars, environment, Larkhall, pollution, traffic, Transition Larkhall, transport, Wera Hobhouise

Bus stopped!

How money seems to be wasted. This was the first bus stop along St Saviours Road in Larkhall where you … More

Bath, bus stop, First Bus, Lambridge, Larkhall, london road, St Saviour's Road

Larkhall Playground mystery solved!

I’m about to solve a little mystery that has been puzzling parents in Bath’s Larkhall district. People have been wondering … More

B&NES, Cllr Rob Appleyard, Lambridge, Larkhall, playground

Would a walk to school zone ease the jams?

A 500 metre wide zone around local schools – in which children are persuaded to walk or cycle to school … More

Bath, Larkhall, london road, traffic, Transition Bath, Transition Larkhall

A fairer share of Bath buses?

Getting around inner city Bath has not been easy of late with traffic greatly affected by the resurfacing work in … More

Bath, buses, First Bus, Larkhall, park and ride, transport, University of Bath

Good news for rusting Larkhall play area

At last some good news regarding a pile of rusting  childrens’ play equipment in Larkhall that is sadly in need … More

Bath & North East Somerset Council, Larkhall, st saviors road

Smoothing the way through Larkhall.

What a difference a new road surface makes! Here’s the main road – St Saviour’s – into the ‘village’ of … More

Bath, Bath & North East Somerset Council, East of Bath park and ride, Larkhall

Use cash from Park and Ride to mend our roads!

Here’s a close-up of the surface of at least part of St Saviours Road running into Larkhall. It’s typical of a … More

A46/A36 link road, Bath, Bath & North East Somerset Council, Batheaston bypass, East of Bath park and ride, Larkhall, park and ride, roads

New life for Larkhall loo!

A former public convenience in Larkhall has been given a new lease of life thanks to Bath & North East … More

Bath, Bath & North East Somerset, Larkhall

Convenience store

A former public loo in Larkhall is being given a new lease of life thanks to Bath & North East Somerset … More

Bryan Chalker, Dave Laming, kirstie clarke, Larkhall, larkhall public convenience, lucinda niel, Martin Veal

Larkhall Carnival memories

The recent annual Larkhall Festival has brought back memories for one former resident.. The Virtual Museum was contacted by Mr … More

Bath, Bath & North East Somerset, bombs, carnival, Larkhall, may carnival queen, second world war, st saviours church, war

Paving the way for Bath’s visitors.

Nice to welcome a new contributor to the Virtual Museum of Bath. Ken Tatem is a local historian  who retired … More

architecture, Bath, Bath & North East Somerset, bath central library, bath preservation trust, Bathwick, bridges, Cleveland Bridge, grosvenor, ken tatem, Larkhall, mayors guides, toll houses, tollgate, turnpikes

The Larkhall pub that vanished?

The annual Larkhall Festival came and went last week-end. Yours Truly enjoyed his two minutes in the spotlight cutting the … More

Bath, Larkhall, larkhall festival bath, oriel hall, second world war

Square deal

After more than a year of discussion and planning by the Lambridge Independent Councillors Dave Laming and Bryan Chalker work … More

Cllr Bryan Chalker, Dave Laming, Larkhall, roman bath

Sign of the times!

Larkhall is one Bath community that can still proudly boast that it has three pubs along its ‘main road’ and … More

Bath, Bath Somerset, Bladud, England, Larkhall, Pete, Pub, Somerset, The Bladud's Head

Fun runs but the route marking left-overs are not amusing.

Dodging the showers tonight – with friends – for a walk out to Bathampton and a drink at the Mill … More

Bathampton, Business, Business Services, Larkhall, Recreation, Signage, Stop sign, Traffic sign

Nowhere to go!

The future of public toilets in Larkhall and Weston village in Bath has apparently been thrown into further confusion by … More

Bath and North East Somerset, Councillor, Larkhall, Liberal Democrat, Public Health, Public toilet, Toilet, Weston

Loos get temporary relief!

Public toilets in Weston village and at Larkhall in Bath have won a stay of execution after Bath and North … More

Bath, Bath and North East Somerset, Councillor, Larkhall, Liberal Democrat, North East Somerset Council, Toilet, Weston

Hands off our loos!

In common with public conveniences elsewhere within Bath and North East Somerset Council’s area – the loos at Larkhall are … More

B&NES, Larkhall, public conveniences

At your convenience?

The closure of public toilets in Weston, Larkhall, Combe Down, Twerton and Peasedown St John are to be brought forward … More

Combe Down, Larkhall, Liberal Democrat, Office for National Statistics, Peasedown St John, Public toilet, Toilet, Twerton

The good, the bad and the ugly!

Another cycle ride through parts of the city of Bath and this time in glorious early spring sunshine. I have … More

Bath and North East Somerset, Bristol, Darth Vader, Great Western Main Line, Kennet and Avon Canal, Larkhall, Network Rail, Sydney, Sydney Gardens

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