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Concerns raised after issues with council’s electronic voting system
Electronic voting was introduced to the council chamber last year, replacing the previous show-of-hands. …
Bath bus service changes are announced as part of biannual review
The changes are part of review of services and will come into force on Sunday 6th April. …
Luxury womenswear brand Sosander opens its doors at SouthGate
It is the brand’s sixth physical store, after expanding from an online-only offering last year. …
‘Perilous’ journey for villagers starts again as A36 reopens to traffic
Limpley Stoke is cut in half by the busy A36, one of the main routes into Bath from the south. …
Innovative intervention scheme at Bath’s RUH to reduce heart disease
The trial provides a tailored diet and exercise programme personalised to the individual. …
Council says it has no plans to reduce frequency of waste collections
The council is replacing its bin lorries with electric vehicles that will be charged from solar panels. …
Applications being invited for latest round of Bath community funding
The fund supports initiatives such as improvements to parks, community centres, and local amenities. …
More than £12 million secured to boost skills and jobs in the region
A record £12.8m almost doubles last year’s investment in helping locals gain valuable qualifications. …
Scheme to build two new schools at former Culverhay site “held up”
The council will turn over the site to the Department for Education to build and pay for two schools. …
Roof terrace plans for The Bear on Wellsway in Bath are withdrawn
The current building was built after the Second World War after the original premises were irreparably damaged. …
Golds among 21-medal haul by University of Bath student-athletes
Sixteen of the 21 medals were secured by the University of Bath’s swimming squad. …
Concern raised over crossing on ‘sharp corner’ of London Road West
A local resident has called for the council to look at the crossing and make changes to improve safety. …
Council tax increase approved as local authority battles rising costs
From April, council tax bills in the area will go up by 4.99%, equivalent to £86.64 for a band D property. …
Bath Safe Bus initiative receives £20,000 of funding from universities
The Bath Safe Bus provides a safe space during the weekends, delivering support and medical care. …
Decision to make controversial Bath traffic trial permanent is halted
12 opposition councillors have called in the decision to make the Sydney Road LTN permanent. …
100 jobs go as historic Jolly’s shuts up shop after more than 200 years
Speculation continues over which company will take over the site on Milsom Street. …
MP urges further investment in electric vehicle charging infrastructure
The MP is concerned that current charging infrastructure will struggle to cater for increasing demand. …
Residents being encouraged to sign up for Leap of Faith fundraiser
The Leap of Faith abseil from the Bath Abbey Tower will take place on 13th and 14th June. …
Bath schoolchildren find out importance of maths thanks to NSPCC
Children at St Mary’s CofE Primary School recently welcomed financial coach and author Clare Seal. …
Reminder to register to vote ahead of upcoming Mayoral election
The deadline to register to vote or update your details is midnight on Friday 11th April. …
Successful staff buyout at city centre optician practice Ellis & Killpartrick
Three members of staff have completed the acquisition of Ellis & Killpartrick in New Bond Street. …
Mother and daughter set to take on Walk of Life in aid of Bath’s RUH
The event will see participants set off along the Kennet & Avon Canal to raise vital funds for the RUH. …
Burst water main sees village’s High Street closed for three days
Access is being maintained for residents and businesses where possible, although delays are likely. …
Theatre Royal Bath receives planning permission for a fourth venue
Venue 4 will be a new home for Theatre Royal Bath’s Engage adult participation programme. …