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26 January 2024

Complaints from neighbours over noise coming from Lovehoney

The adult toy company has applied for retrospective permission for the noisy pumps. …

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Tunnel faces ‘lengthy closure’ after suspected drainage collapse

Ongoing investigation into the flooding at the tunnel has found a potential drainage collapse. …

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25 January 2024

Hundreds of extra solar panels installed at Hare Brewery near Bath

The new solar array takes up the entire roof space of the brewery’s distribution centre. …

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Townswomen Guild’s special guest presents cheque to Bath charity

The charity Headway Bath helped the TV presenter when he suffered a serious head injury. …

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SouthGate Bath shoppers raise more than £4,000 for RUHX

The funds were raised through an interactive snow globe at the shopping centre over Christmas. …

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24 January 2024

Seal of approval for uni’s controversial new floodlit sports facilities

The application for new facilities on the eastern sports field was submitted in November 2022. …

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Community choirs in harmony to fundraise for charity and have fun

Founder Grenville Jones, from Bath, has a worldwide reputation as a choir leader. …

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Southlands locals hold protest over contentious traffic restrictions

Locals say the road has never been a rat run and have urged the council to drop the scheme. …

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23 January 2024

Supplies being restored after water main bursts in Corston near Bath

Properties in Corston, Burnett, Newton St Loe and Pennyquick were left without water due to the burst. …

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Concern over number of overdue police visits to sex offenders

The Chief Constable said the constabulary is the “victim of its own success” in catching rapists. …

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Beechen Cliff School keeps its Good Ofsted rating for boarding

The school provides for boys only from the age of 11 to 16 and has a mixed-gender sixth form. …

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Community contribution fund opens to support local organisations

All monies raised will fund cost-of-living projects and are not used to supplement council services. …

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22 January 2024

Appeal for help from public to find man wanted on recall to prison

22-year-old Alexander Tigoglu, who was last seen in Bath, has links to Emersons Green. …

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PCC urges local residents to take part in police funding survey

Locals can give their views on a £10 per year increase to the policing part of council tax. …

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Festive strike action led to ambulances queuing outside hospitals

The NHS was aided through the strikes by non-NHS partners working alongside them. …

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Future of popular Bath Santa float at risk due to crowd concerns

Santa’s Christmas Float has been running for four years and raises money for charity. …

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21 January 2024

Four injured in serious three-vehicle collision on B3116 near Keynsham

There are four casualties, and at least two people have sustained significant injuries. …

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19 January 2024

50mph wind gusts expected as Storm Isha hits West of England

People should expect disruption to travel and utilities when the storm hits on Sunday afternoon. …

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Projects across Bath to benefit from £263k of community funding

The community projects were chosen following feedback received from the public. …

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Bath hospital showcases vital research work during special visit

During her visit, Professor Ruth Endacott met with members of the RUH’s research team. …

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Bath Building Society announces charity of the year for 2024

Bath Building Society will be raising awareness of the charity throughout the year. …

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£13m disease early warning system to open at University of Bath

The public health surveillance system will detect outbreaks of diseases by testing water systems. …

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18 January 2024

Plans revealed for student accommodation block in Odd Down

The “student cluster unit” of 15 bedrooms is proposed on a site at the rear of 9 Upper Bloomfield Road. …

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Council budget cuts to charity services could be “catastrophic”

B&NES Council is planning to cut £802,000 from its community support contracts. …

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