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Headlines by Bath Echo

Festival set to be one of first arts events to go ahead following lockdown

This year’s programme features more than forty music and book events across the city.

Councillor stands down from Conservative Group and becomes independent

Monolith installed in Kensington Meadows as part of improvement scheme

Recommended £3,500 pay rise for local councillors delayed amid pandemic

Breaking Bath by Petra Jones

The Bath Half marathon, the city’s largest charity fundraising event postponed for a second time running.

Local resident, Amie Macnabjack, speaks to primary school pupils about how to start a business after creating a sense of community for mums and local people in the area during the cold winter months of lockdown with her brand new business – Sips and Slides.

First Bus donated to the children at St. Michael’s Junior Church School for play use utterly destroyed by vandals over the bank holiday weekend. Headteacher – Claire Greene tells us more.

Vegmead Community Garden in Bath

Royal Crescent hotel to allow guests the opportunity to get involved in an art workshop with well-known artist Catherine Beale.

The Happy Book Company – Two new books in progress and a new shop to go live on ‘Not On the High Street.com’

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The Dave Mason Show: The Lost Sessions

"I presented on radio stations from the south west, Midlands, to the North of England, where we invited established and emerging chart acts to play acoustically. I found dozens of forgotten old reel to reel tapes in my attic during lockdown, containing songs, covers, parodies and eye-opening interviews. It really is a treasure trove of material, some from artists who are no longer with us" - Dave Mason.

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