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‘Grotesque’ idea for new town planned on Bath’s Green Belt
The site earmarked covers 300 acres of farmland, including acres of wildlife reserves. …
MP highlights importance of protecting access to cash in Bath
The rapid decline in bank branches comes as a result of the popularity of online banking. …
More than one million people visit Romans Baths and Pump Room
A full ‘spring clean’ of the Great Bath is currently underway ahead of the peak tourism season. …
Well-known Bath pub to reopen after sudden closure last summer
Its new owner is Bath’s own Abbey Ales who will be relaunching it as a traditional family pub. …
‘Political differences’ led to WECA receiving government warning
The region’s political leaders have often disagreed about major issues, such as improving buses. …
Specialist rapid response falls service to stop at the end of March
The service supported people’s independence and helped reduce the risk of them falling over again. …
Walk and Talk scheme launched in bid to improve women’s safety
The initiative was initially launched as a trial in Somerset in September 2023. …
Traffic lights on A4 at Corston as utility project set to get under way
The initial work, which begins on Friday 29th March, is due to finish on Sunday 14th April. …
Local skills gaps to be addressed with £15 million of WECA funding
More than £5 million of the funding will go towards training more than 6,000 locals to plug skills gaps. …
Government recognises improved air quality in Bath thanks to CAZ
The scheme has been recognised for improving air quality during the latest government inspection. …
Thousands take to city’s streets for the 2024 Bath Half Marathon
The half marathon celebrated its 42nd anniversary, with more than 8,000 participants taking part. …
New £50m Dyson Cancer Centre to open at the RUH next month
The £50 million purpose-built facility will provide a cancer services hub for over 500,000 people. …
School launches campaign to raise £50,000 for hall refurbishment
The hall is one of the primary school’s most utilised and hardworking areas. …
Council spends more than £12,000 on recent visit by Queen Camilla
The Queen visited the city in February to mark the 850th anniversary of St John’s Foundation. …
Plans submitted to replace station ceiling removed ‘without consent’
The customer information office on Platform 2 was closed for two weeks last August. …
Local dog owners encouraged to join cancer fundraising challenge
People are being asked to walk 60 miles throughout April to raise money for Stand Up To Cancer. …
Spring-themed characters to visit the SouthGate shopping centre
Queen Bee and Polly Nator will be offering packets of seeds to visitors to take away and plant at home. …
RNHRD recognised for work to treat patients with Paget’s disease
The RNHRD has become the first Centre of Excellence in the South West for the disease. …
RUH in the top twenty NHS hospitals to work for across England
Nearly 2,500 people said they would recommend the RUH as a place to work. …
Residents encouraged to get prescriptions in early ahead of Easter
Going without regular medication, even for a day or two, can put a person’s health at significant risk. …
Consultation gets under way on school transport for SEND pupils
Parents and carers are being asked for their views on the best way for pupils to travel to and from school. …
Two people injured after being assaulted in the centre of Bath
The pair, who are both in their 40s, sustained facial injuries that required hospital treatment. …
Bath councillor to stand as candidate for new Parliamentary seat
Councillor Dine Romero is the current Mayor of Bath and represents the Southdown ward. …
Metro Bank store launches appeal for Easter eggs for the RUH
Residents and businesses can take in any size Easter egg to the bank’s Stall Street store. …