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Wellbeing hub celebrates five years of supporting community
The initiative has become a central place for locals to access services that support their health and wellbeing. …
Councillor calls for ‘rapid’ action to protect city’s family homes
Planning committee members previously called for a change to the council’s policy governing HMOs. …
Proposed electrification works at First Bus’ depot in Bath
The proposal includes 64 ground-mounted electric chargers and four overhead steel gantries. …
Council blames “inexperienced inspectors” for poor care rating
The council has insisted that it was the quality of the inspection which was poor, not its care services. …
Police appeal launched after woman assaulted in Bath store
A woman was approached by a man who reportedly put her in a headlock and strangled her. …
Regional dementia conference to be held in village near Bath
The conference will feature keynote speakers, information stalls and networking opportunities. …
Woman set to take on Walk of Life in memory of her brother
Walkers can choose between 10 miles, 16 miles, or a marathon distance along the Kennet & Avon Canal. …
Plans to convert vacant offices into holiday lets get green light
The offices are on the first, second and third floors above Adventure Café at 5 Princes Buildings. …
Emergency repairs taking place on historic GWR bridge in Bath
Network Rail says inspections revealed fractures in the cast iron columns of Skew Bridge. …
Locals being urged to come forward for Covid-19 booster vaccine
Invitations to book a booster are in the process of being sent, either in the form of a text message or letter. …
Landmark Lansdown property goes on the market for £5 million
Mount Beacon House is perched on the slopes of Lansdown and can be seen from across the city. …
Residents invited to have their say on plans for Bath Press site
The housebuilder will be hosting a masterplan community consultation event on 23rd April. …
Emergency gas works taking place on A36 at Limpley Stoke
Two-way traffic lights are in operation on the A36 at Limpley Stoke, near the former Rose & Crown pub. …
Fears that Bath bus route extension will ‘blight’ neighbourhood
The maximum number of buses each day will be 36 with fewer on weekends and bank holidays. …
Three councillors form new independent group on B&NES Council
Councillors Gavin Heathcote and Karen Walker have now linked up with Saltford’s Chris Warren. …
Metro Mayor Dan Norris is banned from offices following arrest
Staff were told that the mayor’s key fob had been deactivated and he could not to enter the building. …
Air ambulance charity partners with Bath Racecourse for raceday
Racegoers will have the opportunity to learn more about the lifesaving charity at the special event. …
The Walcot Group reveals plans for Widcombe’s White Hart pub
The Grade II listed pub has fallen into disrepair and is said to be in “urgent” need of restoration. …
‘Business as usual’ as support services move to new provider
The contract to provide drug and alcohol community services was previously run by Bath charity DHI. …
Locksbrook Road tip is approved but could face legal challenge
Six Lib Dem councillors voted in favour of the proposals, while three opposition councillors voted against. …
Mum treated at RUH urges others to check for signs of cancer
Following surgery and a course of chemotherapy, Kirsty no longer has any visible evidence of disease. …
Locals being urged to get repeat prescriptions in before Easter
Many pharmacies will close on 17th April and not reopen until Tuesday 22nd April. …
Replica roof being proposed for landmark Snow Hill building
A planning application has been submitted to make improvements at the Gateway Centre at Snow Hill. …
City centre church’s ‘inclusive’ access plans given the green light
The approved changes will see access improvements for users of the historic building. …