Roman Baths Offer £1 Entry for Key Benefit Claimants Thursday, April 2, 2026 romanbaths benefits affordableaccess heritage sustainability universalcredit socialcare bathtourism discounts council The iconic Roman Baths in Bath are launching a new £1 entry ticket for individuals receiving key benefits. Starting this Easter holiday, those on Universal Credit, Pension Credit, or Employment Support Allowance (ESA) can … Read More
Clevedon’s Miniature Railway to Reopen with New Cafe and Family Attractions Thursday, April 2, 2026 clevedon railway riogrande heritage family seafront restoration recreation northsomerset tourism Clevedon’s beloved miniature railway at Salthouse Fields is poised for a vibrant comeback, led by the family behind the iconic Rio Grande train. After lying unused and deteriorating in recent years, the railway, originally … Read More
Graffiti to Be Removed from Grade II Listed Bath Building After Six Years Wednesday, April 1, 2026 graffiti bathstone heritage conservation restoration listédbuilding historicengland preservation cleaning spraypaint A piece of graffiti featuring the letters “NARG” has defaced the side of 28 Broad Street, a Grade II listed building in Bath’s city centre, for nearly six years. The historic structure, dating back to the early 1800s, has … Read More
Former Team Bath Star Eboni Usoro-Brown Calls for Greater Commercial Investment in Netball Tuesday, March 31, 2026 netball englandnetball eboniusorobrown teambath superleague womensport commercialinvestment heritage commonwealthgames sportdevelopment sport Eboni Usoro-Brown, a former England international with 117 caps, is urging for increased commercial investment to elevate netball to new heights. Renowned for her 16-year playing career, which included Commonwealth Games gold … Read More
Somerset MPs Call for Government Support to Safeguard Carnivals Amid Rising Costs Saturday, March 28, 2026 somerset carnival mps government funding volunteers economy culture heritage tourism Somerset MPs have voiced urgent calls for government action to ensure the continued vitality of the county’s historic carnivals, emphasizing their cultural importance and economic benefits amidst rising costs. During a … Read More
Somerset MPs Call for Government Support to Preserve Local Carnivals Amid Rising Costs Saturday, March 28, 2026 somerset carnivals mps government funding volunteers community culture economy heritage Somerset’s cherished carnivals, deeply rooted in over 400 years of tradition, face mounting financial pressures that put their future at risk. Four Somerset MPs recently gathered in Westminster Hall to highlight the … Read More