Step Back in Time: The Enchanting Village of Norton St Philip Wednesday, December 24, 2025 nortonstphilip somerset history thegeorge battlefields tudor coachinginn architecture village england Nestled just outside the historic city of Bath lies Norton St Philip, a West Country village that feels like a journey back to a bygone era. This picturesque hamlet is a must-visit on any Somerset tour, famous not only for … Read More
Step Back in Time: Discover the Historic Charm of Norton St Philip Wednesday, December 24, 2025 nortonstphilip somerset history monmouthrebellion thegeorge village heritage tunnels tudor battlefield Nestled just outside Bath lies Norton St Philip, a small West Country village that feels like a journey back in time. A quintessential stop on any Somerset tour, Norton St Philip is famous for its historic coaching inn, The … Read More
Fight to Save Bath’s Forgotten Georgian Garden Thursday, December 18, 2025 bath georgian garden heritage conservation thecircus council restoration history charity Bath’s Georgian Garden, tucked behind Number 4 The Circus, stands as a rare and precious glimpse into the city’s 18th-century history. Despite its historical significance and free public access, this hidden gem is at risk due … Read More
Frome: The Charming Somerset Town Where You Might Bump Into a Celebrity Sunday, December 14, 2025 frome somerset christmas market celebrities independent history vintage sustainability community Frome, a charming market town in eastern Somerset, offers more than just historic cobblestone streets and independent shops—it’s also a surprising hotspot for celebrity visitors. A few years ago, staff at Parsons Bakery were … Read More
B&NES Council Pays Over £18,000 Annually for Upkeep of Empty Historic Bath Mansion Saturday, December 13, 2025 bath charity council mansion conservation trustees heritage maintenance history museum Bath and North East Somerset (B&NES) Council is currently spending significant public funds to maintain an empty historic mansion at Number 4 The Circus, one of Bath’s most celebrated streets. Despite being unused for … Read More
From Sacred to Stylish: The Church Turned Trendy Café Saturday, December 6, 2025 church café frome community history art architecture food transformation heritage 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 … Read More