Richard Wyatt

I didn't want to start the week off in a bad mood, but a trip over to Take Charge on the Lower Bristol Road, to get them to look at my bike, did not end well.

What was Bath to Oliver Messel, artist, architect, theatre and interior designer? And how queer was his redesign of Bath Assembly Rooms, given Messel is attributed as one of the key figures behind the creation of a queer British aesthetic in the 20th century?

I cycle along the canal towpath into town to avoid the London Road, but the one thing you can't avoid is the sight of a generously-filled bin with assorted debris at its base awaiting collection.

Dedicated bike lane taking shape outside the Victoria Art Gallery.

‘Following the success of this event in April, Bath Stone Museum and the historic Jewish Burial Ground in Combe Down will again hold a FREE-TO-ENTER joint opening on Sunday, June 128th.

June is PRIDE month – where is the flag?

You come home through the lane alongside your boundary wall and suddenly realise someone has been chopping back your ivy and exposing the fence beneath.

Letting your dog roam free in a local cemetery looks likely to cost you a hefty fine. Our council is considering introducing a legal requirement for dogs to be kept on leads in its cemeteries – following persistent issues caused by uncontrolled dogs and dog fouling.

[Image taken from Avon and Somerset Police website] Thirty years after Melanie Hall disappeared in Bath, Avon and Somerset Police have launched a new appeal for information which could finally help solve her murder.

Here she is, Cllr Ruth Malloy, truly elected and transformed into the 799th Mayor of the City of Bath.