Concerns Raised Over Council’s Long-Term Misuse of Historic Building Wednesday, January 14, 2026 council historic building heritage preservation community misuse conservation deterioration exploitation For the last five decades, the council has been using a historic building in ways that many believe have compromised its heritage value. Community members and heritage advocates argue that the building has been ‘used and … Read More
Concerns Over Council’s Long-Term Use and Neglect of Historic Bath Mansion Wednesday, January 14, 2026 bath historic charity mansion council georgian conservation architecture gardens trustees A historic mansion in Bath, originally intended by its late owner to be open to the public, has instead been used by the local council for almost five decades—raising concerns about neglect and misuse. Number 4 The Circus, an … Read More
Weston-super-Mare's Historic FA Cup Run Ends in Narrow 3-2 Defeat to Grimsby Town Saturday, January 10, 2026 weston-super-mare grimsby fa cup football soccer national league historic goals match competition sport Weston-super-Mare’s memorable run in the FA Cup came to a dramatic conclusion as they fell 3-2 to Grimsby Town in an exciting third-round clash. Despite a valiant performance from the National League South side, the Mariners … Read More
Dramatic Photos Capture Historic Bridge Demolition Over Christmas Friday, January 9, 2026 bridge demolition historic traffic infrastructure christmas photography transport commute construction Stunning and dramatic images have emerged showing the demolition of a historic bridge that served as a key artery for over 20,000 cars every day. The bridge, which had stood for decades, was carefully dismantled during the … Read More
Weston-super-Mare Aims to Make More FA Cup History Friday, January 9, 2026 weston-super-mare facup grimsby football nonleague giantkillers nationalleaguesouth leaguetwo soccer historic sport Weston-super-Mare have already made history by reaching the FA Cup third round for the first time in their 139-year existence. Now, buoyed by this milestone, the Seagulls are eager to push further—and dream of securing a … Read More
Offenders Restore Historic 850-Year-Old Churchyard as Part of Community Sentence Thursday, January 1, 2026 communitypayback restoration offenders churchyard midsomernorton historic community probation prison volunteers Offenders have been diligently restoring a medieval churchyard in Midsomer Norton as part of their court-ordered sentences this month. The group, engaged in supervised unpaid work, have been enhancing the grounds of St John … Read More