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Animal Instinct: an interview with Martin Clunes
Actor, director, television presenter, author and farmer Martin Clunes speaks to Isabelle Blakeney about his new book, his travels with Neil Morrissey, and his strong connections to animals ahead of...
View ArticleBeau Nash: Timeless Textiles
Words by Cynthia WihardjaDuring my travels to Indonesia and Turkey this January, I fell in love with the vibrant world of textiles – especially Ikats and Suzanis. These fabrics are not just stunning...
View ArticleLawrences Auctioneers: Striking Lalique Rooster hits the market
A stunning example of René Lalique’s craftsmanship is set to take centre stage in the upcoming 20th Century Modern Art & Design Sale. This unusually large Lalique Rooster, standing at an...
View ArticleStone King: Stamp Duty changes explained
Further Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) changes, announced in the Autumn budget, come into play on 1 April 2025. The key changes are:1. The Nil rate band threshold will lower from £250,000 to £125,000,...
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King Edward’s School: The Seven Steps to Sevens Glory
Last week, King Edward’s School, Bath, stunned the world of school rugby by winning the Rosslyn Park Under 18 Vase: the biggest national sevens tournament going and the pinnacle of the sport. It was...
View ArticleCould you be The New Face of Thomas Fortin?
Model Search Thomas Fortin are searching for the new face of their brand. This model will work at professional photoshoots, featuring in imagery that will be used across the brand’s website and social...
View ArticleRecipes with Melissa Blease: Courgette and Broad Bean Risotto
Lively, uplifting and super-seasonal, this easygoing recipe brings a taste of springtime to the table in 30 minutes flat.Ingredients (serves 2)2 tbsp olive oil1 tbsp butter2 courgettes (around 350g),...
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Joel Bugg: Reading the Room
When it comes to planning a kitchen redesign or enhancing interior spaces for modern living, where and who do you turn to for help? Aside from traditional high street retailers, Bath business Joel...
View ArticleNoad Roofing Limited
Noad Roofing Limited is a family-owned business based in Bath, proudly serving the community since the 1920s. With four generations of experience, they are known for our quality craftsmanship and...
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University of Bath student secures podium finish in car-racing debut
University of Bath student-athlete Stephanie Hobeika has set her sights on the global F1 Academy Championship after securing a podium finish on her car-racing debut at Brands Hatch. The Integrated...
View ArticleRobun
Robun is a celebration of authentic Japanese food and drink, specialising in a modern take on Yakiniku – the art of grilling meat, seafood and vegetables over a traditional charcoal fire. The menu...
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The Griffin Inn
Arguably the best place for a roast in Bath, The Griffin has been welcoming locals and visitors in the heart of the city for nearly 300 years. Tucked a stone’s throw away from the bustling city...
View ArticleRecipes with Melissa Blease: Poached Salmon with Caper and Dill Sauce
Good Friday is one week away! Make it a really good one this year with simple but elegant poached salmon, wonderful served warm as an Easter weekend centrepiece or ready to be packed up and taken on a...
View ArticleGreen Park Brasserie
Having become a must-visit destination over its 33 years, “the Braz” is a lively bar and restaurant with four nights of live music every week. Located in a funky old railway booking hall with a casual...
View ArticleBath Pizza Co
It’s a “welcome to the neighbourhood party and you’re invited” kind of vibe here. Bath’s must visited pizzeria, Bath Pizza Co, is located in the funky historic Green Park Railway Station. Locally...
View ArticleBecky Wilde named as rowing’s Female Olympic Athlete of the Year as Bath...
It was a successful weekend for University of Bath-based rowers past and present when they contested the 2025 GB Rowing Team Senior and U23 Selection Trials at Caversham, and there was another magical...
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Review: Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of)
Theatre Royal Bath, 14-19 April 2025Words by Isabelle Blakeney I have a confession to make. I’ve never read a Jane Austen novel. I’ve tried Mansfield Park, I gave Emma my best shot, but I just didn’t...
View ArticleDelegate registrations open for free regional dementia conference
Registrations have opened for a regional dementia awareness conference that will be held in Peasedown St John in May.Organised by the Peasedown Community Trust and sponsored by law firm Stone King,...
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Four Quick Easter Bank Holiday Recipes
Recipes by Melissa Blease Baked Frittata (serves 4) Lightly grease a large, deep roasting tin and line with baking paper. Scatter around 300g boiled new potatoes (halved if large), 2 red peppers...
View ArticleSulis Hospital celebrates milestone achievement with Mr Neil Bradbury’s...
Sulis Hospital is thrilled to announce that Mr Neil Bradbury, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon and Knee Specialist, has successfully completed his 1,000th Mako robotic-assisted knee replacement surgery....
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