SS13 Trend Predictor
(Advertising feature) With SS13, things are hotting up in the style stakes. If you've been looking for ladies fashion online for the new season then take a look at this post which outlines three of the...
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Chapel Arts Centre battles over noise complaints
A community arts centre could be facing a £20,000 fine and having its equipment seized because of a complaint made about noise. The Chapel Arts Centre, at Lower Borough Walls, was served with a noise...
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Forty-year milestone celebrated
A political couple have celebrated a total of 40 years in local government.An event was held to mark the joint milestone for Bath and North East Somerset councillors Tim Ball (Lib Dem, Twerton) and his...
View ArticleSpeed date for charity
Miss England contestant Amelia Watt is hosting a charity speeddating event in Bath next week.The event will raise money for the disadvantaged children's charity Beauty with a Purpose, which is linked...
View ArticleTransport decision called in
Councillors have voted for a decision to gradually withdraw funding for religious school transport to be reconsidered.Bath and North East Somerset Council's cabinet last month decided unanimously in...
View ArticleSchool makes a splash with swim for two charities
A charity week organised by the Bath School of Swimming has raised more than £3,000.Some 40 of its older swimmers swam in a charity gala held at the Kingswood School pool while 60 of its younger...
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School's awareness day
Pupils at St Julian's School in Wellow have been learning what life is like for two classmates who suffer from a condition that often leaves them too tired to play.Nine year-old Charley Mannings and...
View ArticleHairdresser helped women through trauma of hair loss
A woman who helped hundreds of local women overcome the trauma of hair loss has died.Gill Morris, who has died at the age of 67, worked as a hairdresser at Hatt's city salon between 1961 and 1971.In...
View ArticlePeregrine falcon chicks hatch on Bath church roof
A pair of baby peregrine falcons have hatched high on a city church.The eggs were two of four laid in a nesting box at St John's Catholic Church in South Parade in April.The two chicks appeared at the...
View ArticleLink to epilepsy
Research at the University of Bath has found a previously undiscovered link between epileptic seizures and signs of autism in adults.Dr SallyAnn Wakeford, from the university's Department of...
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CJ Wheeler tribute
Hundreds of lanterns lit up the sky in tribute to a popular young Bath shop worker who has died from cancer.Carl John Wheeler, who was known as CJ, passed away at the Dorothy House hospice at Winsley...
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Inquiry to resume into building thousands of homes across Bath area
A public inquiry into plans to build thousands of new homes across the Bath area is expected to resume this summer.Bath and North East Somerset Council received around 1,000 comments from residents...
View ArticleNo appeal for witness
Police have said they are no longer appealing for witnesses after a man was found collapsed in the city more than a week ago.A 24-year-old man was found unconscious in Beechen Cliff Road at around...
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Sir James Dyson: Why we gave £4m to Royal United Hospital appeal
The biggest donation ever received by the Royal United Hospital has enabled a campaign to build a new cancer unit to reach its target.Designer and entrepreneur Sir James Dyson and his wife Lady Deirdre...
View ArticleDysons' contribution to health
The Dysons have always been firm supporters of the Forever Friends Appeal, donating £500,000 to the Space to Grow campaign in 2010, resulting in the new unit for premature babies being called the Dyson...
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Workers face being deported after raids on restaurants on takeaways in Bath area
Eighteen workers are facing removal from the country after a series of immigration raids in the Bath area.Officials from the Home Office visited four restaurants and takeaways last Thursday, forcing...
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Wiltshire College Students' vying for chance to test at Currys PC World
Wiltshire College students are competing in a nationwide competition in the hopes of becoming an ambassador for Currys PC World. The 50 students studying IT or Business courses at the Chippenham campus...
View ArticleEnter a world of discovery to learn more about local history
People can explore some fascinating historical artefacts at open days being organised by Bath & North East Somerset Council as part of Adult Learners' Week.On 21 and 25 May, the Council is opening...
View ArticlePanel refers call-in about home to school transport review back to cabinet...
As part of the Council's open and transparent decision making processes, a recent decision by Bath & North East Somerset Council's, Early Years Children & Youth Cabinet Member Cllr Dine Romero...
View ArticleHalf-term family fun at city museums
Children can channel their energies into a range of fun half-term holiday activities organised by Bath & North East Somerset Council's museums.From Monday 27 to Friday 31 May in Bath, the...
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