Unused space inside Bath landmark to be transformed into affordable theatre Saturday, July 18, 2026 bath theatre affordable landmark renovation culture architecture community performances arts Plans are underway to convert previously unused space within a renowned Bath landmark into an affordable theatre. This development aims to create a vibrant cultural hub accessible to the local community and visitors alike. … Read More
'Unused Space' Inside Bath Landmark to Transform into 'Affordable' Theatre Saturday, July 18, 2026 bath theatre affordable arts culture landmark architecture community heritage performance Plans have been unveiled to convert previously unused space within a renowned Bath landmark into a vibrant, affordable theatre. This exciting development promises to bring new cultural vitality to the city by providing a … Read More
Paradise Lies West of Yeovil: Discovering the Charm of a Quaint Village Sunday, July 12, 2026 yeovil village tudor history cottages mystery architecture travel publictransport england sport Just to the west of Yeovil lies a hidden gem that perfectly captures the essence of English village life. This quaint village boasts a grand Tudor house that stands as a testament to centuries of history and architectural … Read More
Paradise Lies Four Miles West of Yeovil: Discovering the Charm of an Idyllic Village Sunday, July 12, 2026 yeovil village tudor cottages mystery history architecture countryside travel england Nestled just four miles west of Yeovil, this charming village offers a glimpse into England’s rich history and serene countryside life. Visitors can wander through streets lined with old-timey cottages, each brimming with … Read More
Bath’s Brutalist ‘Marmite’ Church Set to Become Children’s Nursery Thursday, July 9, 2026 brutalism architecture bath nursery conservation adaptiveuse batheaston community planning preservation A unique brutalist church near Bath, known for its divisive architecture and locally nicknamed a ‘Marmite’ building, may soon get a new lease on life as a children’s nursery. A local firm, Wraxall Builders, has submitted a … Read More
Bath's 'Marmite' Brutalist Church Proposed for Nursery Conversion, Avoiding Demolition Thursday, July 9, 2026 bath brutalism conservation nursery architecture batheaston planning community reuse heritage A local Batheaston construction company is seeking to save the Church of the Good Shepherd, an iconic brutalist building near Bath, from planned demolition by repurposing it into a children’s nursery. Although Bath and North … Read More