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New Adventures make a welcome return to Bath to perform world famous choreographer Matthew Bourne’s award-winning The Midnight Bell, bringing intoxicated tales from darkest Soho to the Theatre Royal from Tuesday 20 to Saturday 24 May.

Bath and North East Somerset Council is advising people to plan their journeys between 6 – 17 May as resurfacing works are carried out. 

Bath and North East Somerset Council has today announced it has received initial support from The National Lottery Heritage Fund to progress plans for the development of Fashion Museum Bath. 

Beckford’s Tower invites families and audiences of all ages to a full day of circus fun with the Farm Yard Circus this August. 

Bath Spa University is inviting Bath-based hospitality and tourism businesses to take part in exciting research, exploring how online customer reviews can boost bookings and customer satisfaction. 

Visit West, alongside VisitEngland and Access and Inclusion UK, have been working to improve the accessibility information provided to visitors to our region. In order to do this effectively, we need to update information about what you, as businesses offer and how we can showcase that information to visitors and customers.

This October, your imagination will be severely tested as The House of Frankenstein’s notorious horror event After Dark presents 'Parasomnia' - a twisted journey through waking terror where the lines between reality and nightmares are erased.

Gather up your friends, family, neighbours and workmates to join Bath’s biggest evening of free live music - Party in the City!

This spring, something truly prehistoric is coming to life beneath the Mendip Hills.

To commemorate the 250th anniversary of the much-loved author’s birth, Searcys at The Pump Room have launched a Jane Austen Afternoon Tea. 

Bath Children’s Literature Festival has announced that its 2025 edition will be staged in association with Longleat.

The event, aimed at Bath hospitality businesses, will discuss the increases in employer National Insurance and the National Living Wage, as well as changes to zero hours contracts, SSP entitlement, increased rights for trade unions, and much more.