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Week of celebrations held for care leavers across the Bath area
National Care Leavers’ Week was an opportunity for young care leavers to have their voices heard. …
Policing awards celebrate outstanding acts of public service
The awards saw 56 individuals from across the region receive awards for their outstanding work. …
Popular Birthday Buses initiative set to return for a second year
Residents will again enjoy unlimited free bus travel throughout the month of their birthdays. …
New website launched to help residents work out parking charges
Different cars pay varying amounts to park in Bath & North East Somerset Council car parks. …
Police appeal launched after children followed in Combe Down
Three teenagers were followed by a group of men wearing balaclavas and blue surgical gloves. …
Plans to demolish row of derelict garages and build three-bed house
The five single-storey garages are believed to have been built in the 1950s. …
Surgery at Bath’s Royal United Hospital retains ‘good’ CQC rating
Inspectors found that staff and leaders worked well together to deliver safe, people-centred care. …
Proposals revealed for future of Combe Grove Estate in Bath
Paths, steps and tracks in the estate’s woodland will be reinstated, upgraded and waymarked. …
Investigation under way after bus sets off with man stuck in door
The man’s arm was trapped in the door of the vehicle as it began to leave Bath Bus Station. …
Disused telephone exchange to become student accommodation
The redevelopment of the 1960s building will provide accommodation for five students. …
Council ‘faces legal challenge’ over new waste recycling site
The Locksbrook Road site is being lined up to replace the existing recycling centre in Midland Road. …
First Bus says liveable neighbourhoods in Bath are causing delays
First Bus said the closure of Sydney Road to through traffic had pushed more traffic onto other streets. …
Popular Lansdown tennis club appoints new general manager
Stephanie joins from the University of Bath, where she has worked for the last two years. …
Ofsted praises local pupil referral unit which is ‘transforming lives’
The 56-pupil academy was visited by a team of four Ofsted inspectors last month. …
Region’s firefighters ‘scared’ to report bullying and harassment
His Majesty’s Inspectorate revisited the fire service following damning findings a year ago. …
Researchers at Bath’s RUH supporting international stroke study
The study is looking at whether a new drug can help reduce the risk of future strokes in patients. …
Over 130 people get involved in RUHX’s first Glow Run fundraiser
The charity 3km fun run took place after dark at the Odd Down Sports Ground in Bath. …
Controversial parking charge plans watered down following outcry
Charges will come into force in January, but with several changes made following public feedback. …
CCTV appeal launched by police after lost bank cards used in Bath
Officers are investigating a suspected case of fraud by false representation after lost cards were used. …
Curo teams up with PCC in bid to tackle anti-social behaviour
During her visit, Clare Moody outlined her priorities in the Avon & Somerset Police and Crime Plan. …
Preparations get underway in village ahead of Remembrance Day
It is the fifth year running the Peasedown Community Trust has put up poppies in the village. …
Charity wins approval for new 10-bed HMO in the centre of Bath
The upper floors of No. 15 are currently three flats but there is vacant space above the betting shop. …
City’s healthcare heroes celebrated at annual awards ceremony
The hospital awards celebrated those who have gone above and beyond in their roles. …
Government inspector dismisses appeal to extend listed city home
Plans to demolish a single-storey rear extension and build a new one were previously refused. …