Review: Sasha Regan’s All-Male Iolanthe at Theatre Royal Bath
Melissa Blease reviews Sasha Regan’s All-Male Iolanthe, on at Theatre Royal Bath until 16 June It could be argued that we’re so familiar with the style of comic opera geniuses Gilbert and Sullivan –...
View ArticleThe Scallop Shell launches new bar and terrace
The Scallop Shell fish and chip restaurant and seafood grill on Monmouth Place in Bath has announced that its new bar and outdoor terrace is officially open. “If we’re full, our customers can sit and...
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Theatre: A girl called Dusty
A new musical charting the life of one of Britain’s most successful singers receives its world première in Bath this month. Melissa Blease talks to the musical’s multi award-winning writer Jonathan...
View ArticleBath College students win first and second place in SkillBuild Stonemasonry...
Last month, Bath College hosted the regional final of the Skillbuild Stonemasonry competition in the stonemasonry workshop at the Somer Valley Campus. Bath College students have been announced as the...
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Travel: seven dream destinations
Which big sights deserve to step out of the shadows? We’ve discovered seven destinations that are now firmly on our dream destination list – there’s also some specialist advice on how to get the best...
View ArticleDorothy House receive royal recognition for joint collaboration on MND Project
Dorothy House Hospice Care, the Royal United Hospital, Bath (RUH) and the Motor Neurone Disease Association were jointly recognised by Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal at a reception hosted by the...
View ArticlePrior Park College U18 Girls heading to the LTA National Finals
Congratulations to Prior Park College U18 Girls who beat Dean Close 4-2 on Saturday and now progress to the LTA National Finals in Nottingham in July. The team has been competing in the knockout stage...
View ArticleRHS Year 10 Students dominate at National Girls Day School Trust Rally
Bath University was host to this year’s national GDST Athletics Rally last week in which over 1000 girls represented 18 schools from all over the UK with schools travelling as far afield as Newcastle,...
View ArticleMillfield Tennis coach returns to Wimbledon as a pro-hitter
Millfield senior performance tennis coach Matt James will return to Wimbledon as a practice partner for professional players after helping the 2017 women’s champion, Garbine Muguruza, win the...
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Interview: Kate Cross MBE
Kate Cross, director of the egg theatre, has just been appointed an MBE in the Queen’s Birthday Honours list, in recognition of her work in children’s theatre. Emma Clegg uncovers the magic of Kate’s...
View ArticleBristol Old Vic
This summer, Michael Rosen’s much-loved poem, Chocolate Cake – also a gorgeously illustrated picture book – is transformed for the stage by Polka Theatre, a UK theatre dedicated exclusively to...
View ArticleMusic for Miniatures
Music for Miniatures is a series of short live classical concerts specifically designed for parents, grandparents and carers to enjoy in the company of babies, toddlers and young children (aged 0 – 4)....
View ArticleLady Lena
How about something different on the canal? Great for families, wheelchair users and dog walkers or anyone wanting an affordable boat trip. The electric boat the Sir John Knill waterbus runs between...
View ArticleWe The Curious
Be inspired at We The Curious this summer. Launching on 26 July, the summer programme at Bristol’s science centre is all about the wonderful things that can happen when we work together, try out new...
View ArticleAerospace
Have you visited Bristol’s newest family attraction yet? Aerospace Bristol offers an ideal day out with the kids this summer. The new museum is home to the last Concorde ever to fly and gives you and...
View ArticleLucknam Park launches new vegan cookery course
To coincide with the increasing popularity of veganism, Lucknam Park Hotel and Spa has launched Go Vegan – a cookery course to showcase the interesting and delicious flavours of vegan dishes. Aimed at...
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5 reasons to brew your own iced tea this summer
Tea experts T2 highlight why we should be brewing our own iced tea during the hot weather Homemade iced tea is the new trend infiltrating barbecues, picnics and beach parties throughout the UK this...
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Trees in Bath
Bath is best known for its architecture, but what of the city’s collection of trees? Georgette McCready discovers some prized highlights with the help of arboriculturist Denise Hart We may think of...
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Five things to do in July
The Bath Magazine rounds up five things to do in Bath this month, including getting inspired with Kaffe Fassett, enjoying a star-studded affair at the Theatre Royal Bath and planning your summer ahead....
View ArticleThe Old Stables Coffee Shop
Tucked away just off the picturesque streets of Castle Combe, The Old Stables coffee shop offers just the place for a rest from exploring. Inside awaits a delicious choice of homemade cakes, locally...
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