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Locals invited to have say on future polling station locations
Feedback is being sought from residents who use polling stations across the Bath area. …
Council under “significant” financial pressure as it seeks savings
B&NES Council will need to make over £23 million of savings over the next two years. …
Police appeal for help after jewellery stolen during burglary
The burglary happened at a property on Wells Road sometime on Monday 30th October. …
New fire engine design unveiled in Bath to promote water safety
The artwork features striking blue colours and key messages to catch the attention of passers-by. …
Green Street premises could reopen as wine shop and restaurant
18 Green Street has been a shop since at least 1819 when it was a corset maker’s. …
Council commits to supporting inclusivity and tackling discrimination
The Inclusive Leadership Pledge is now being rolled out across the local authority. …
75-year-old man from Bath jailed for fraud and money laundering
Jeff Arundell was convicted of multiple offences concerning financial business he carried out. …
RUH to study new device designed to reduce risk of blood clots
Researchers want to find out if the device can reduce the risk of blood clots in stroke survivors. …
MP visits historic Cleveland Pools following restoration project
The historic pools site has been awarded a prestigious restoration and reuse accolade. …
People invited to visit homes to find out more about being green
Those interested in improving the energy efficiency of their home will be able to talk to homeowners. …
Five-year university study investigates injury risk from exercise
The five-year study shows that even forms of sport sometimes considered risky are generally safe. …
Young organist wows audience during Bath Abbey performance
14-year-old Gavin Phelps was invited to perform the recital in front of more than 100 people. …
Preloved goods made available at recycling hub’s reuse shop
Donations currently on display include crockery, garden tools, bedside and dining tables and bikes. …
Older residents encouraged to take steps to reduce UTI risk
The infections led to more than 21,000 urgent hospital admissions across the region last year. …
Lack of NHS dentists in Bath causing people to head to A&E
Nearly 260 people with tooth decay were treated at the Royal United Hospital last year. …
Council recognised for local action taken to tackle climate change
Climate Emergency UK scored councils on their climate actions against seven criteria. …
Concern for health of residents after bridge restriction extended
Cleveland Bridge has had a temporary 18-tonne weight limit since it reopened in 2022. …
Cleveland Bridge weight limit to remain as monitoring continues
The weight limit has been in place on the Grade II listed bridge for the past 12 months. …
MP calls for legislation change to speed up renewable projects
The MP stressed the importance of speeding up decisions to secure greener energy for residents. …
Mental health trust recognised for creating an inclusive workplace
The TIDE awards measure an organisation’s approach and progress to diversity and inclusion. …
Over 2,000 tonnes of salt stored ready for gritting teams this winter
Highways staff have been stocking up salt, refilling grit bins and ensuring its fleet of lorries is prepared. …
Leader being sought for group helping local people learn to read
Set up during the coronavirus pandemic, Read Easy has already trained dozens of coaches. …
Bath Rugby charity signs up to the Good Employment Charter
Bath Rugby Foundation joins 140 firms across the region who together employ over 13,000 workers. …
Family pay tribute to women killed in crash on M4 near Bath
Police named the pair as mother and daughter Cheryl Woods and Sarha Smith from Caerphilly. …