Bath Refugee Festival is back tomorrow, bringing eight days of rich art, music, food, and enlightening talks led by local refugees. Running from Saturday, June 13 to Saturday, June 20, the festival warmly celebrates the …
This September, the historic town of Bruton will come alive with the inaugural Big Brue festival, a captivating celebration of music, art, and insightful conversations led by an impressive roster of speakers. Scheduled over …
This September, the ancient town of Bruton will buzz with excitement as it hosts the inaugural Big Brue festival—a weekend dedicated to music, art, and engaging conversations led by an exceptional lineup of speakers. Big Brue …
Picture this: nestled in a tranquil woodland near Bath, you immerse yourself in nature’s serenity, sleeping in cozy yurts, singing by a glowing campfire, and sipping tea as the day unwinds. This is not just a dream but a …
Picture yourself surrounded by the tranquility of a lush woodland near Bath—soaking in natural waters, sleeping cozy in a yurt, singing around a campfire, and sipping tea beneath the trees. This isn’t just a dream; it’s the …
Britain is home to many remarkable cities, each with its unique identity shaped by history, people, and landscape. Among them, Bristol stands out as a vibrant city with a compelling story, yet it frequently remains in the …
Britain is home to many captivating cities, each with its own unique character shaped by history, community, and landscape. Among these, Bristol stands out as a city with a rebellious spirit and fascinating heritage, yet it …
The Westcountry of England is filled with captivating cities, each steeped in its own unique heritage and personality. Among them, Bristol stands out as a dynamic and evolving city that often remains in the shadow of its more …
Frome feels like an artist’s haven. Everywhere you turn, you encounter painters, sculptors, craftspeople, musicians, and designers shaping the town’s eclectic character. As a reporter, I met people from all walks of life …
In 1867, poet Matthew Arnold famously lamented the “sea of faith” receding, capturing a moment of uncertainty about religion’s role. Fast forward 150 years, and while faith remains significant for many, the role of churches …
In 1867, poet Matthew Arnold lamented the “sea of faith” receding—a reflection of his time. Yet, over 150 years later, faith endures, even as society becomes increasingly secular. This shift has prompted many churches to find …
The winner of this year’s Turnip Prize, a tongue-in-cheek art award celebrating the worst in art made with the least effort, has been revealed. The prize went to a flattened beer can titled “Bitter & Twisted,” created by Ali …
Simon Haselock, a Bath resident with a distinguished 50-year career as a Royal Marine and an expert in conflict resolution, is embarking on a new chapter—his first art exhibition in Bath this December. Having served and …
Muriel Baker, aged 94 and living in Meare near Glastonbury, always dreamed of having a garden but knew she couldn’t maintain one due to her age. Instead of tending to plants, she decided to have a beautiful garden mural …
A charity shop manager in Dorset discovered that some donated crockery was far more valuable than initially thought. When a dish featuring blue and yellow dragons was donated, the manager priced it modestly at £2 but had a …