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People who are blind or partially sighted, along with their families and friends, are invited to find out more about access and safety when travelling on buses in Bristol.

This project will help overcome the impact of tree felling in 2020 due to Chalara ash dieback.

The festival takes place from 9 to 24 September and the majority of the walks and events are free, although some require booking in advance.

Brunel's SS Great Britain has announced that its long standing Chief Executive is to step down on 30 September 2023

Aims to continue improving air quality in Bath are being supported with the start of vehicle emission-based parking charges in council-owned car parks in Bath from 5 September. 

Bath Light Operatic Group make a welcome return to the stage this autumn to perform Lionel Bart’s Oliver!,

Nest tells the story of two birds, who decide to make a tree in the middle of a city their home.

After almost three years, the West of England Combined Authority has decided to work with a new operator, meaning that Voi operations in the region will cease in the region this autumn. 

Eighteen parks and green spaces across Bath are set to benefit from improved natural habitats and increased biodiversity following a £165,000 investment.

We take a look at press and media coverage for Bath, from the #SummerInBath 2023 campaign.

An interactive, music and clowning-filled interrogation of power and those who wield it from critically acclaimed Lecoq-trained clown Claire Parry.

Now in its 12th year, the annual Festival of Economics returns, with economists and experts from around the world invited to Bristol to debate the key economic questions of our time.