What’s the news in Bath today?
11 headlines in the last 24 hours from local newsrooms, the council and the police. The latest: “BSU Canary Wharf celebrates one year anniversary” from Bath Spa University news.
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BSU Canary Wharf celebrates one year anniversary
One year ago, Bath Spa University opened the doors to its second London site at Canary Wharf
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Corridor latest
Picked up a bit of info last night concerning the missing canopy over the High Street entrance to The Corridor.
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Bath Rugby 'still standard bearers' in Europe for English sides
“Of the English sides, I thought Bath were the equal of Bordeaux last season in the semi-final,”
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Bath Voice News: What’s on in October including theatre, exhibitions and more
PICK OF DIARY EVENTS IN BATH Fri 25 Sept-Sun 4 OctBath Children’s Literature Festival.
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Police closure order at Bath block of flats is extended for three months
Community protection warnings and notices had previously been given to prohibit offenders from attending.
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Plans submitted to convert city centre office building to eight-bed HMO
The proposals are for 18 Monmouth Place, which is 18th century and Grade II listed.
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Bath Voice News: Out now – October’s FREE issue of the city’s leading monthly newspaper – or read it here
Free to thousands of homes in the city and at selected outlets the October issue of Bath Voice has hit the streets.
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Jobs boost with plans for new cocktail bar and café in central Bath
To be called Charlotte’s in Bath Street, it will create jobs for 25 full-time and 34 part-time employees.
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31-year-old broke police constable’s finger and spat at her colleagues
Young, who caused a hairline fracture, admitted causing her grievous bodily harm (GBH) without intent.
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Oman earns trainer Carroll his 40th victory at Bath Racecourse
Myla Coppins piloted the eight-year-old, the 7/2 joint favourite, to victory by three quarters of a length for Carroll.
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Local hero Dunn back for PREM home opener, Bath Uni win again
Joining Dunn in the front row against the Devonians will be props Beno Obano and Will Stuart.
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Busy period for Bath team at home and away as end of season nears
In the latest instalment of his Clerk’s Column, Bath Racecourse clerk of the course Ben Hicks writes exclusively for the Bath Echo.
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The Bath Bee: Uni Investigates Spiking
New RUH Treatment Centre · Bath Could Drop UNESCO Status
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Plan for major Bath riverside site revised with one glaring omission
This area of Bath has already seen huge development
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Farmer denied 'modest' log cabin in same village earmarked for 330 homes
The couple's cabin on farmland they own was deemed to be 'inappropriate'
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Pic of the day. Friday, October 2nd.
A view up Great Pulteney Street from the balcony of the Holburne Museum.
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Bath Voice: Bath Library Book Reviews October 2026
Adult Fiction Meet the Newmans Jennifer Niven If you enjoyed Lessons in Chemistry, then this may be the book for you.
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Bath Voice News: Peasedown pushes for bus return
More than 2,000 residents in Peasedown St John have been affected by the withdrawal of the First Bus-operated 175 service, which…
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Bath Voice News: Museum leader joins BPT
Bath Preservation Trust has appointed museum and heritage specialist Spencer Hancock as its first Chief Operating Officer.
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Bath Voice News: Overnight Visitor Levy moves closer in West
Plans for an Overnight Visitor Levy, sometimes called a ‘tourist tax’, have moved a step closer after the Government confirmed that mayors…