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Celebrated for her romantic plots and social satire, Jane Austen’s novels largely avoid direct engagement with the turbulent political issues...
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From revenge-seeking Roman curse tablets to Jane Austen’s witty, acerbic letters, writing messages has long been a powerful way of...
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It was the biggest gold bullion robbery in British history. Central to the Brink’s Mat heist of 1983, John ’Goldfinger’...
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Bath’s long-standing passion for tennis takes centre stage this summer in a new exhibition at the Museum of Bath at...
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As Halloween approaches, we thought it apt to explore Bath’s darker side. From chilling crimes to stories of early deaths,...
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Professor Turi King is no ordinary scientist. From uncovering royal remains to revealing life-changing family secrets on national TV, she’s...
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This year marks the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth, and Bath is gearing up to celebrate. While it’s no...
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Over the past two years, the National Trust has been carefully planning the future of Bath’s iconic Assembly Rooms. Through...
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We live in an age of cosmetic surgery, ‘tweakments’ and product-pushing instagram influencers, but in terms of caring for our...
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Why is everyone so obsessed with Jane Austen? She only wrote six books, after all, so what’s the big deal?...
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This month marks 62 years since The Beatles came to Bath. Just as Beatlemania was reaching its peak, John, Paul,...
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When the first Horrible Histories book was published in 1993, writer Terry Deary and illustrator Martin Brown couldn’t have imagined...