Somerset MPs Call for Government Support to Secure the Future of Carnivals Amid Rising Costs Saturday, March 28, 2026 somerset carnivals mps funding heritage culture economy volunteers arts community Four Somerset MPs have raised the alarm over the financial challenges threatening the future of the county’s cherished carnivals. Speaking at a Westminster Hall debate, they highlighted the vital economic, cultural, and … Read More
Man sells £4m Omaze mansion in Bath months after marrying there Thursday, March 26, 2026 omaze batheaston heritage realestate wedding mansion bath historic restoration luxury Paul Knight, 47, is putting his stunning six-bedroom period property, Batheaston House, on the market for £4 million—just six months after marrying there. The Grade II* listed Queen Anne residence, with royal connections … Read More
6,000-Year-Old Trackway Unearthed by Chance in Somerset Thursday, March 26, 2026 archaeology neolithic trackway somerset prehistory discovery ancestors preservation history heritage During routine work in Somerset, archaeologists made a stunning discovery: a 6,000-year-old trackway hidden beneath the landscape. This ancient pathway, constructed by Neolithic people, offers rare insight into early human … Read More
Grove Park Café in Weston-super-Mare Seeks New Team to Revitalize Historic Venue Wednesday, March 25, 2026 grovepark westonsupermare café entrepreneurship community heritage sustainability localproduce parkrevitalization hospitality Grove Park Café, nestled within the Victorian Grade II listed Grove Park in Weston-super-Mare, is searching for passionate entrepreneurs to take over its operation. This opportunity comes as part of North Somerset … Read More
How to Navigate the Challenging Bath Rental Market: Advice from a Seasoned Renter Saturday, March 21, 2026 bath rental apartments suburbs housing commute market heritage property realestate Moving to Bath is a dream for many—but securing rental accommodation here is no small feat. This picturesque World Heritage city boasts an unrelenting demand for housing, paired with strict development restrictions that … Read More
I Love the Westcountry, But Bristol Deserves More Attention Saturday, March 21, 2026 bristol westcountry history architecture art bathstone culture nightlife heritage rebellion 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 … Read More