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A key pedestrian walkway in the city centre has undergone a striking makeover with bespoke artwork and the introduction of new greenery to regenerate and bring colour to the area. 

VisitEngland has announced the finalists who will go forward to compete for the tourism industry’s annual national Awards for Excellence, including two hotels in Bath.

Traffic management is set to remain on Bath’s Cleveland Bridge as investigations continue into what is possible to solve the complex engineering issues discovered during the agreed repairs to the Grade II* listed structure.

Call Me Maybe’ singer to headline Bristol Pride’s main event.

A ground-breaking, long-term plan to decarbonise transport and reduce the impact of travel on the climate is to be considered by Bath & North East Somerset Council’s cabinet.

Monday 6 June 2022 sees the unscripted, unconventional and uplifting comedy hit of Bristol celebrate with its bicentenary show!

An intimate image full of warmth and humanity, Kebabiyana, by Indian photographer Debdatta Chakraborty, has won the overall prize of Pink Lady® Food Photographer of the Year 2022, the world’s leading celebration of the art of food photography and film.

After reducing Bath audiences to fits of laughter with The Late-ivity in January, Living Spit return to the city to present their latest side-splitting show, Elizabeth I: Virgin On The Ridiculous, at the Ustinov Studio on Tuesday 3 and Wednesday 4 May. 

The month-long Bristol Walk Fest returns this May with a ‘one-stop shop’ website for walking in Bristol, featuring over 200 free or low-cost walks and events. 

A new contract to run park and ride services from Bath’s three sites to the city centre is being considered by Bath & North East Somerset councillors.

Moving traffic offences, such as violations of yellow box junctions, banned turns and driving in formal cycle lanes, could soon be enforced by Bath & North East Somerset Council to help make roads safer and tackle congestion.

Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm is delighted to have become only the second zoo that is an ‘Approved Associate’ of the Rare Breeds Survival Trust (RBST).