Now this was not a pretty sight. One of the most famous faces of Bath reduced to thumbing a lift … More
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March for Europe
As a paid journalist l had to remain neutral and reflect both sides of any event or argument but now … More
A brush with 18th Century entertainment.
One of Bath’s former resident artists comes under the spotlight at the Holburne Museum in an exhibition that features Thomas … More
Bath presence on the Thames.
Cranes made by Stothert and Pitt of Bath turn up in places all around the globe. Bath Newseum follower, Neil … More
Local artist makes shortlist for major prize.
Bath artist Charlotte Sorapure, has been chosen from over 1,000 artists to be shortlisted for a prestigious national art prize … More
Working on water.
If you are a regular user of the Kennet and Avon Canal towpath through Bath you may have noticed a group … More
Taking Bath underground.
London’s newly re-opened Postal Museum – http://www.postalmuseum.org – now includes the ‘thrill’ of a ride on the capital’s Mail Rail … More
Bath Spa’s platform extensions
Well the Government may have slowed things down on the electrification front but that hasn’t stopped Network Rail engineers getting … More
Bath students help with London’s history
Researchers at Bath Spa University have created a new interactive app that explores the historic origins of London’s streets. ‘London … More
New dressing for Kingsmead Square tree
New lights now adorn the landmark tree in the middle of Kingsmead Square thanks to a jointly funded project between … More
Sweet Sixteen.
An award-nominated film created by staff and students from Bath Spa University is going to be screened as part of … More
The very real message of the ‘ghost’ bike
Bath is a World Heritage city with a major traffic problem. Anything that can be done to encourage people to … More
Banking on memories
Popped into the High Street branch of National Westminster Bank today to do some business and walked past a touching … More
Behind the scenes
Bath’s Fashion Museum is fifty this year and what a little gem we have tucked away in the basement of … More
A club for all!
You may think the sun had set on the last of the British Empire but you’d be wrong. There’s one … More
Bath studios open week-end.
Bath Artists Studios are opening up their workspaces this Saturday and Sunday so the public can come in and look … More
Northumberland Place restoration underway
The boards were coming off the fire gutted premises of Nicholas Wylde the Jewellers in Northumberland Place today (Tuesday) and … More
Peggy Seeger talks Folk.
Peggy Seeger, one of the USA’s finest female folk singers, is coming to the American Museum at Claverton Manor, Bath. In … More
Meet the Bouchards!
It’s certainly an unusual setting in which to meet a father and daughter duo of artists – with very different … More
Musical memories
A pile of concert programmes has come into my possession and it’s an opportunity to share them with you in … More
Nothing cheap about Bath
Bath has just been declared the second most expensive destination in the UK. A new survey fromCheaprooms.co.uk made this announcement after … More
New Chairman for Friends of Bath Abbey
Retired engineer Professor Jeffrey Jupp has been appointed as chairman of The Friends of Bath Abbey. Professor Jupp recently took … More
Making life safer for cyclists & pedestrians
Measures to help free-up traffic flows and improve safety for pedestrians and cyclists at Windsor Bridge junction will be carried … More
Sack of Bath – revisited.
Forty years since first publication of The Sack of Bath, its author Adam Fergusson revisits our city and appeals again … More
Council ‘pruning’ hits flower displays.
Whilst l have been singing the praises of the floral displays in Bath’s Parade Gardens – seems council cut-backs are … More
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