Low Traffic Neighbourhoods in BathLondon campaign group 'fact checks' Bath and North East Somerset Council's claims Bath and North East Somerset Council has unveiled propo...
Students Organise Collection for Bath's FoodbankThoughtful students who responded to a call for donations to the Bath Foodbank, have been praised by University of Bath chaplain Nigel Raw...
Bath Community Orchestra brought Festive Cheer to the Alice Park CaféVisitors to the café at Alice Park on the eastern side of Bath, were treated to festive tunes played by a community orchestra on Sunday t...
Lovely Christingle with Bath MencapA Christmas service designed specially for people with learning disabilities, was described by a Bath vicar as one of his favourites of t...
Bath event brings the 5G health debate into focusA new generation of mobile phone technology known as 5G is being rolled out in the UK, bringing faster download speeds and the promise of...
Walking football takes off in BathIt's the fastest growing sport and is terrific for getting people active again regardless of age. Could walking football be for you? In B...
Bath resident runs through African heat to support orphans projectA Bath runner took on a challenging African marathon in June, raising money for the charity Send a Cow which has a base at Newton St Loe....
When an orchestra came to SouthdownThe sounds of an energetic stringed instrument orchestra swept through St Barnabas Church at Southdown in May. Called Lundi Bleu, the twe...
Youth Strike for Climate occupies Bath High StreetScores of young people missed school and college to bring their message on climate change emergency to Bath. The action, which was part o...
"We're tired of Peasedown Parish Council!"A group of villagers in Peasedown St John say they are so fed up with their Parish Council that they've decided to stand against them at ...
Foxhill people team up to restore natural springVolunteers in Foxhill gathered to clean up the nautral spring at Springfield Park in February and were aptly rewarded with some of the fi...
Facing the mistakes of the past: Bath remembers the HolocaustOn the 27th of January 1945, allied forces liberated the largest Nazi death camp, Auschwitz-Birkenau in Poland, in the closing chapters o...
Carol Bus delights kids around BathWrapped up warmly against the cold night air, a cluster of children and grown-ups stand outside a Twerton store awaiting the Carol Bus. T...
Dance team performs for a good causeYoung people in Southdown and Whiteway area raise money for overseas project It was only the second time that the Motus Dance Academy had...
Odd Down community hub was alive with positive spiritIt's always exciting when a community shows its capacity to bring residents together and make projects work. A Christmas Fair held in the...
Minister for Suicide Prevention hears stories of recoveryStories of recovery among people experiencing mental health problems in South West England, have been heard by the Minister for Suicide P...
Capturing your breath in a baubleBlowing into red hot molten glass to make a beautiful bauble, was an attraction at the Bath Artisans Market at Queen Square, the last Sat...
Bath people collecting bras and pants to help African women and childrenHundreds of bras and pairs of pants are on their way from Bath to African countries. A Scottish charity called Smalls for All collects an...
Maid of the Bridge unveiled at Bath RiversideCrest Nicholson's Bath Riverside development has unveiled its latest work of art – a piece which is steeped in the site's history, design...
Community gathers for Moorland Road Christmas lights switch onIt's a big occasion for the Oldfield Park community. The annual Christmas lights switch on at Moorland Road draws a crowd of hundreds. An...
