Tourists Visiting UK’s Most Crowded City Must Stop Blocking Pavements Immediately Saturday, August 16, 2025 tourism bath locals crowds respect photography heritage overcrowding travel uk Tourism in the UK’s most crowded cities continues to surge, bringing economic benefits but also significant challenges for residents. One widespread grievance shared by locals, particularly in historic cities like Bath, … Read More
Stunning Family Home Set Within a Converted Georgian Brewery Saturday, August 16, 2025 georgian brewery conversion familyhome bath village heritage realestate historic property Discover the perfect blend of history and modern living in this remarkable eight-bedroom family home, thoughtfully transformed from a Georgian-era brewery. Situated in a quaint village just a short drive from the vibrant city … Read More
Stunning Family Home Nestled in a Converted Georgian Brewery Saturday, August 16, 2025 georgian brewery familyhome bath village heritage property realestate architecture renovation Discover the perfect blend of history and modern living in this remarkable eight-bedroom family home, beautifully transformed from a Georgian-era brewery. Located in a picturesque village just a short drive from Bath, this … Read More
Discover the Serene Beauty and Haunting History of a South West Country Park Friday, August 15, 2025 countrypark lake southwest nature history serene visitorattraction outdoors tranquility heritage Nestled in the heart of the South West, this enchanting country park offers visitors a perfect blend of natural beauty and intriguing history. With its expansive, crystal-clear lake reflecting the surrounding woodlands, the … Read More
Village to Contest Demolition of Controversial Brutalist Church Friday, August 15, 2025 church brutalism conservation bath demolition architecture housing heritage planning community Residents of Northend, a village near Bath, are preparing to challenge the recent planning permission granted to demolish the Church of the Good Shepherd, an emblematic brutalist building, to make way for new housing. … Read More
Historic Bath Building in Disrepair Set for Long-Awaited Repairs Thursday, August 14, 2025 bath historic restoration heritage samuelsmith architecture disrepair planning conservation georgian Plans have been submitted to restore the former King Edward’s School building on Broad Street, a once “handsome” structure in the heart of Bath that has suffered decades of neglect. The Grade II listed building, now a dusty … Read More