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Nice Roman touch for Bath Rugby players!

Primary school children and Bath Rugby players are getting together to help the city raise awareness and  funds to acquire … More

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Special free guided walks around Bath!

Members of the Mayor of Bath’s Corps of Honorary Guides have arranged some ‘special’ summer walks around our World Heritage … More

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Brothers in arms.

  Two young brothers from Bath have been crowned conquerors of the Roman Baths in Bath & North East Somerset … More

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Set In Stone

Managed to get my hands on a clip from a Carlton Television series l presented nearly twenty years ago on … More

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Orpheus – the full story!

Elsewhere within the Virtual Museum is a lengthy piece about Keynsham and its Roman past. I mentioned a wonderful mosaic … More

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