Latest News (Bath) - Visit West

VisitEngland has today, 9 April, announced that this year’s VisitEngland Awards for Excellence will be held at Aerospace Bristol, under the wings of Concorde Alpha Foxtrot, the supersonic passenger jet, on 3 June. 

A new campaign and digital platform, Explore UNESCO South West Trails, has launched, offering visitors an inspiring and sustainable way to discover the rich cultural and natural heritage of South West England including Bath and Bristol.  

Award-winning campsite Mendip Basecamp is calling on local performers to take centre stage this summer with the launch of a brand-new talent competition, as part of its Mendip Mini Fests

‘Tulip mania’ is back in force at Dyrham Park near Bath this spring, bigger, brighter and better than ever.

We take a look at press and media coverage for Bath, from March 2026.

Badminton House proudly played the role of Pemberley, the iconic home of Mr Darcy in Pride and Prejudice, chosen for its grand architecture and authentic interiors.

Coach brand FlixBus is celebrating five years of connecting communities across the UK, launching a nationwide design competition for students to mark its 5th anniversary.

Welcoming more than 90,000 visits from children a year, Forestry England’s Westonbirt, The National Arboretum is a much-loved safe space for outdoor play and adventure, with dedicated play areas and family trails to enjoy all year round.

Iford Manor Estate will once again welcome guests this summer solstice weekend, 18 – 21 June, for a spectacular series of evening concerts, with a programme of acclaimed jazz artists.

The Redgrave Theatre is proud to announce the launch of its “Buy A Seat” campaign alongside the continued growth of its Youth Theatre programme, as part of its 60th anniversary celebrations in 2026.

Thanks to support from players of People’s Postcode Lottery, Bath Assembly Rooms is bringing the power of blossom to Bath this spring with a parade through the city centre on Saturday 18 April to coincide with World Heritage Day.

Bath & North East Somerset Council is introducing £1 tickets for The Roman Baths to help make one of the country’s most extraordinary historic sites accessible to even more people. Launching in time for the Easter holidays, UK visitors receiving key benefits will be able to enjoy £1 tickets for themselves and their children.