April Business Breakfast 30.04.26
Join us for our April Business Breakfast at Bath College. A relaxed and welcoming morning of networking, good food and an inspiring guest speaker.
We are delighted to welcome Stephanie Millward MBE this month.
Diagnosed with MS at just 17, Stephanie went on to compete in four Paralympic Games between 2008 and 2021, winning an incredible 10 medals. Her story is one of determination, resilience and pushing beyond expectations, and we are really looking forward to hearing from her.
What to expect
We begin at 8am with a buffet breakfast and open networking. At around 8.30am, one of the Radio Bath team will welcome everyone before Stephanie takes the floor.
We aim to finish by 9.30am, but you are free to leave earlier if needed.
Event details
Date: Thursday 30 April 2026
Time: 8am to 9.30am
Location: Bath College, Avon Street, Bath BA1 1UP
(Please report to main reception on arrival)
Tickets
£10 for one ticket
£18 for two tickets
Spaces are limited, so early booking is recommended.
With thanks to our sponsor Mentor Media Training, and to Bath College for hosting us.
We would love to see you there.
Trow Vegas in The Park Returns 1/8/26
It’s back and better than ever! Trow Vegas in the Park returns for 2026 with a full day of live music, entertainment, delicious food and drink, centred around a vibrant Music Arena in the heart of Trowbridge Park. From afternoon into the evening, the arena will...
Wiltshire Council awarded £169,000 from Active Travel England
Wiltshire Council has been awarded £169,000 from Active Travel England (ATE) to support local active travel initiatives that will help more people walk, wheel, and cycle for everyday journeys across the county. The funding was initially granted to the council in...
Wiltshire Libraries Go All In for National Year of Reading
Wiltshire Libraries are taking part in the National Year of Reading 2026, a UK-wide campaign designed to help more people rediscover their joy of reading and make it a natural part of everyday life. The campaign – “Go All In” – focuses on reconnecting reading with...