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Words by Melissa Blease Hacker and Appleby are back! Okay, that news might not excite fans of iconic 1980s-era TV...
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The world of the great blue is largely a mystery. Naturalist and explorer Steve Backshall is taking advantage of the...
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Words by Melissa Blease Ustinov Studio Bath until 18 November In 1927, writer, journalist, suffragist and playwright Sophie Treadwell was given a press pass to the trial of New York housewife Ruth Snyder and her lover Henry Judd Gray, both of whom were accused of murdering Snyder’s husband for his...
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Transport and Bath have an uneasy relationship. Pete Dyson, Bath’s Bicycle Mayor and author of the book ‘Transport For Humans’...
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Glamour, success and excess – Tamara Sturtz-Filby tells the true stories of the 1970s fashion world with the help of...
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Swallow and peregrine, yellowhammer and sedge warbler. What do these names mean and where do they come from? Stephen Moss is the man to ask and he’s coming to BRLSI on 6 November to give away some of these bird-naming secrets, also found in the pages of his book, Mrs...
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Theatre Royal Bath, from 2–4 NovemberWords by Melissa Blease According to choreographer Ben Duke (Co-Founder and Artistic Director of Lost...
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Bath-based concert pianist Nurry Lee recently won first prize in the senior category at the Piano House International Piano Competition....
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From empty fields with no tracks and trees came a community agricultural enterprise that brought a host of volunteers and plentiful organic produce to the land. The result is a farm where crops are grown in rotation, with rich wildlife habitats, where biodiversity is valued and visitors are always welcome....
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English National Ballet returns to Bristol Hippodrome from 26–28 October with Akram Khan’s Giselle, the revolutionary production that reimagines one...
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Emma Clegg doesn’t need to fight any dragons to enjoy the delicacies of Turkey and Greece at this newly opened...
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Flute Seafood Café & Bar is preparing to open on George Street, and this week The Bath Magazine was invited to a secret tasting of the brand-new menu… An all-day cosy hangout serving breakfast, an array of perfectly prepared, super-fresh seafood and the most exciting wines and cocktails the city...