There aren’t many places in Bath you can have a free tinkle – but this is one of them. Well done the Piano Shop – top end of London Road – for putting some music […]
Tag: the Min
B&NES on the racks
Come off it B&NES. This is deprivation by stealth. Every time the bike rack hoops are removed for the annual Remembrance Day Parade a couple less are returned to their rightful place outside the Guildhall. […]
Wera’s stand against luxury flats at the Min.
There’s a rumour circulating that the historic Mineral Water Hospital Building in Upper Borough Walls has been ‘sold-on’ by its original purchaser. It was initially bought – in September 2017 – by Winchester-based property developer […]
The turning of our year.
There are a few people who will not be following me through into 2018. My sisters and l have lost our mother – and l have also said goodbye to several dear friends – in […]
A ‘hospital’ peep at Christmas past.
The festive season is giving Bath’s unique Medical Museum a chance to take its visitors on a trip to Christmas past. Volunteers have helped set up a special festive exhibition at the old Chapel […]
First to aid Bath’s Medical Museum.
What’s this?! Another colourful demonstration by ratepayers on the steps of Bath’s Guildhall?? Well, no – this time the gathering is more of a celebration to mark the launch of a subscription scheme for the […]
Sold – now comes the reactions.
The Min has been sold – and at an agreed price both parties say they are happy with. It’s been snapped up by Versant Developments & Homes Ltd – a Winchester-based company established five years […]
Appeal to UNESCO over sale of ‘The Min.’
A group of nearly two hundred patients are appealing to UNESCO to step into the controversy behind the sale of The Min – officially known now as the Royal National Hospital for Rheumatic Diseases – […]
Does ‘The Min’ matter?
A ‘call to arms’ – from Bath Preservation Trust – for other heritage groups to join them in persuading B&NES to protect the historical assets of The Min – the Royal National Hospital for Rheumatic […]
First look at the new ‘Min’
I am able to bring Bath Newseum followers a first glimpse of the proposed new building which will replace the city’s much-loved Mineral Water Hospital and be constructed as part of the main Royal United […]
