Schools link up for arts and sport
Beechen Cliff School and the Royal High School's sixth form college have launched a partnership which from September, ...
Uni backs £300m science park
The SPark (corr) scheme for a 54-acre site near Bristol will create 6,000 jobs.
This week former science minister Lord Sainsbury unveiled ...
Jury hears of threats to murder witness
Tourism worth £400m
Research by South West Tourism shows visitors who stayed at least a night in Bath and north east Somerset spent a total of £221.5 million in 2006.
The income ...
City fan Loach in Cantona football film
Movie director Ken Loach is co-producing a movie with the French star, which will tell the story of a postman and obsessive football ...
Cafe plan mooted at Roman baths
Tourism officials are looking at the possibility of using a council-owned property close to the Roman Baths as a new cafe/restaurant.
A Bath and North ...
RSPCA battles with rise in farm neglect
Man in fight for life
Ex-Luftwaffe pilot tells Bath: I'm sorry
Dyson fortune shrinks
Council chiefs hear bus route anger
Families are up in arms at Bath and North East Somerset Council's plans to create a dedicated bus lane crossing the ...
Anger as children's birds stolen
The dawn raid on the aviary at Wellow Trekking Centre, at Wellow, saw more than 30 rare birds snatched, much to the fury of the stable's ...
Murder court told of scuffle
Broadway show
Woman tells of hostage ordeal
College and schools hit by strike action
Lecturers at the City of Bath College manned picket lines around its city centre buildings while teaching at nine of Bath ...
Teacher admits bullying staff
Sharon Purcell, who lives in Bathwick, acknowledged at a hearing of the General Teaching ...
Comedy club licence bid is no laughing matter
Entertainment firm Komedia has applied for a licence for its new multi-million pound venue, which will feature everything ...
Rugby world mourns ex-player and coach
Clubs across the area are in mourning after the death at the age of 62 of former player and coach Robbie Lye.
The self-employed builder was taken ill on ...
Lessons halted as teachers walk out in first strike for 21 years
Lessons were due to grind to a halt at schools and colleges across Bath today as teachers went on strike over pay.
Pupils in Bath and north east Somerset will be affected by full or partial closures at both primary and secondary ...