Pennyquick’s 18-tonne weight limit to come into effect on 1st May
Man, 58, strangled Bath Marina worker over wobbly mooring
Bath RUH patient shares warning over ovarian cancer symptoms
All homes in B&NES now able to recycle their food waste weekly
City act quickly to name ex-Weston boss their new man in charge
Walcot humbled in table-top tie, Avon crushed at basement boys
Business
Popular Urban Garden marks five years of community work in Bath
The Urban Garden, which launched in 2021, combines plant sales with training and support for local adults.
Wednesday 25th March 2026
Redevelopment of Keynsham nurseries site finally gains approval
The planners were satisfied that the town council’s concerns had been addressed, or could be overcome.
Wednesday 25th March 2026
Community
Contentious renewable energy talks for Batheaston are abandoned
There were 30 potential locations for solar farms and 10 wind turbines in the parishes of Batheaston and St...
Wednesday 25th March 2026
£1 child bus fare cap is extended across region until spring 2029
The extension forms part of a wider support bus package being funded by WECA.
Wednesday 25th March 2026
Crime
Police appeal after cash stolen during burglary at home in Twerton
A wallet containing cash and bank cards, a silver Ford Focus and other items were taken.
Monday 23rd March 2026
Teenager admits threatening people with knives at care home
Smyth pleaded guilty to three charges of unlawfully and intentionally threatening individuals.
Wednesday 18th March 2026
Education
University renews backing for Bath Safe Bus with £10k sponsorship
The initiative offers a safe space for anyone needing help while in the city on Friday and Saturday evenings.
Wednesday 25th March 2026
Plans move forward for two new SEND schools for city’s youngsters
The local authority wants to establish a 120-place special free school at the Culverhay site in Bath.
Tuesday 24th March 2026
Health
Leisure centres back latest diabetes fundraising drives in B&NES
People taking part in the challenges will be offered discounted memberships and free training sessions.
Tuesday 24th March 2026
Controversial plans for new private health centre are refused
The proposal was developed in collaboration with health professionals from the RUH in Bath.
Thursday 19th March 2026
Politics
Council approves culture plan to widen access across the district
The Cultural Development Plan sets out how culture can play a bigger role in bringing people together.
Wednesday 25th March 2026
Controversial solar scheme near city skyline approved by councillors
The panels will generate 120 per cent of the electricity used by the Grade II listed home in Widcombe.
Tuesday 24th March 2026
What's On
Newbridge Arts Trail set to return with over 30 artists this May
Organisers say this year’s trail will include several new artists and makers alongside many familiar faces.
Tuesday 24th March 2026
Village to stage first community fair to showcase clubs and activities
The first ever Bitton Community Fair will be held on Saturday 18th April at St Mary’s Church.
Monday 23rd March 2026
Sport
Odd Down beaten 4-1 as they chase fifth successive league win
With the Down chasing a fifth league win on the trot, the Heathens raced to a 4-1 victory in front of 40...
Thursday 26th March 2026
Life after Way begins with yet another loss for struggling Romans
Way was axed on Sunday 22nd March, having masterminded only one victory in his final 15 league matches.
Wednesday 25th March 2026