Best of British Cities·Oct 29Bath Christmas Market: When to Go and Where to Warm UpDo you need tickets for Bath Christmas Market? No. Here is how I would walk it from Abbeygate Street up to Milsom Street, with seven warm…
Best of British Cities·Oct 26Bath Bonfire Night: Pick Your Fireworks, Then Your DinnerWhere can you see fireworks in Bath? Three displays over one weekend, from the Rec to the racecourse, and the table I would book near each…
Best of British Cities·Oct 26Afternoon Tea in Bath: Hotel Tea or a Tea Room?Where is the best place for afternoon tea in Bath? My seven picks, from a £10 cream tea to a £73 Champagne tea, and how I would choose…
Best of British Cities·Oct 23Spa Day in Bath: Thermae Bath Spa or a Hotel Spa?Two hours in the city’s public thermal water, or a long, quiet afternoon in a hotel: what each one gets you, what it costs, how to book and…
Best of British Cities·Oct 23Bath Christmas Market Weekend: A Two-Day Plan for DecemberTwo short visits to the chalets, a thermal soak, a Christmas dinner and a frosty Sunday walk: the 48 hours I would plan around the market
Best of British Cities·Oct 23Sunday Roast in Bath: A Winter Walk to Earn Your LunchCoffee by the canal, a muddy loop of the hills above the city, a pub roast before the kitchen closes and a warm café for the last of the…
Brandon John Barnard·Jul 18FaB: Chance EncountersThis article will be going over the trials and tribulations of the gallery ‘Chance Encounters: Art Through Accident and Invitation’, a…
Peter Coglan·May 30Where The Stone Giants WalkedThere is an old English poem from around the 8thC AD known as ‘The Ruin’. The now incomplete verses were written down in the 10thC AD and…
Ann Yum Soo·Apr 13Flat, greasy hair? Here’s the life hack.I actually discovered this by accident during the later stages of my depression self-healing journey — and it genuinely works. Before, I…
InIdle ThreadsbyChris Green·Apr 7The Blues Brothers, Half a Car & a Lot of PyrotechnicsA Slightly Irresponsible Evening in Bath
