This is a picture – l am afraid – that says it all about Bath at the moment. It cannot go on trading on its Roman remains and Georgian architecture – and social history – […]
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Tag: The Corridor
Blooming shame
I know it’s another lovely day – weather-wise – but l am a bit angry this morning. The sound of a buzzing saw means that – somewhere – a tree is being felled. In this […]
More problems at The Corridor.
Wyatt’s windy walk this Saturday morning. Popped in for some quick shopping in time to catch some guys busy repairing the ornate ironwork gates at the High Street end of The Corridor – itself currently […]
What the Dickens!
One of the prettiest – and often overlooked – parts of Bath gets down to celebrating the festive season by celebrating another famous historical city visitor. And a man who certainly left his mark on […]
Keeping up to date
In a fast-moving city, it’s hard to take a city street photograph without it being out of date a few months later. Businesses come and go and that seems to be a fact one Bath […]
Guildhall buddleia and the new monolith.
A quick round up as we head into the weekend. Network Rail contractors have completed repairs to the decking of the cast-iron footbridge across the main rail line passing through Sydney Gardens. However, the […]
Rusty look preferred.
Week-end wanderings took me down to Green Park station where it’s good to see a development site nearing completion. For me though, l do hope the decorative copper strips are designed to oxidise. I would […]
Curse of the A board – Council response!
The Virtual Museum’s latest hi-lighting of the ‘menace’ of A boards on the streets of Bath has brought a pretty half-hearted response from B&NES. They stretch half way across Union Street These on-street pop-up adverts […]
Chopsticks and pizza for The Corridor
Nice to see some new businesses moving into The Corridor – Bath’s historic and late-Georgian covered shopping centre. At the Union Passage end, we’ve got a flavour of the Far East with the Hai Na Oriental […]
