Odd Down community hub was alive with positive spirit
It's always exciting when a community shows its capacity to bring residents together and make projects work. A Christmas Fair held in the...
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Minister for Suicide Prevention hears stories of recovery
Stories of recovery among people experiencing mental health problems in South West England, have been heard by the Minister for Suicide...
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Capturing your breath in a bauble
Blowing into red hot molten glass to make a beautiful bauble, was an attraction at the Bath Artisans Market at Queen Square, the last...
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Bath people collecting bras and pants to help African women and children
Hundreds of bras and pairs of pants are on their way from Bath to African countries. A Scottish charity called Smalls for All collects...
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Maid of the Bridge unveiled at Bath Riverside
Crest Nicholson's Bath Riverside development has unveiled its latest work of art – a piece which is steeped in the site's history,...
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Community gathers for Moorland Road Christmas lights switch on
It's a big occasion for the Oldfield Park community. The annual Christmas lights switch on at Moorland Road draws a crowd of hundreds....
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Shoscombe School gets poetic with visit to Egg Theatre, Bath
Children at Shoscombe School recently spent a whole week exploring poetry, thanks to an inspirational visit to the Egg Theatre in Bath....
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Paramedic recommends parents download free app that gives medical advice on children's symptoms
A paramedic is urging parents and carers of children to download an app that gives expert medical advice about the most common childhood...
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Lauren scoops coveted Apprentice of the Year Award
An apprentice working for the Council's street cleansing team has won a top national award. Lauren Creber, who has just completed her...
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York Street craft fair: A glimpse into creative lives
"Fairs like these make me realise how much creative talent people have," said one crafts enthusiast at a November artisans' fair in The...
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Elvis Tribute at Weston pub enjoyed by people of all ages
It was a night that made an impression on a lot of people, many of them not old enough to remember the original Mississippi-born singer...
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Cycling roadshow in Bath aims to get cyclists 'Bike Smart'
A free cycling roadshow will be taking place in Bath next week, helping cyclists get 'Bike Smart' for winter as part of UK Road Safety...
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Clean Air Zone debate: What solutions to traffic pollution around Bath?
An October meeting held at Snowhill, saw Bath MP Wera Hobhouse engage with city residents over issues of traffic congestion and...
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Remembrance Sunday brings the community at Weston together
ONE hundred years after the end of the First World War, a large crowd of Weston residents gathered to remember military servicemen and...
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Singing in the rustic setting of The Packhorse
Pubs and choirs go together so well, it's a wonder the idea of pub choirs hasn't taken off in a big way before. If there's a choice...
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Bath man supports forces veterans
You may have seen him standing in military uniform with his collection bucket in hand, close to the Abbey Churchyard. Whiteway resident...
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Churches make lunch to tackle holiday hunger
Make Lunch is a national initiative led by churches to provide free hot meals and activities to do at times in the school holidays. The...
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The Bell Inn celebrates fifth anniversary of being community owned
"We're five," announced landlord Stephen Henwood on the microphone, shortly before a swing band gave the Walcot Street pub a brilliant...
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Weston Library Saved
Weston Village Library has reopened to the public. The newly branded ‘Love Weston Library’ has been taken over by a group of volunteers...
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