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Mystery of student's city centre death
Mystery still clouds the death of a 20-year-old student who was found hanged behind a nightclub in Bath.
University of Bath student Gethin Bevan...
New gallery offers the masters
For anyone wondering what to give their nearest and dearest for Christmas, how about the Mona Lisa?
Or maybe a Picasso or Monet?
Of...
Murder suspect escaped through hole in fence
A man who went on the run while on remand over the murder of a Bath shopworker escaped through a hole in a hospital fence, it was revealed...
BNP list names Bath activists
The leaked list of British National Party members suggests there are ten in the Bath area.
Teachers, nurses, serving soldiers and even a...
Exclusive: Marc Warman's mum tells of heartache
Two families have told how their worlds have been shattered after the deaths of their sons in a car crash.
But the mother of one of the...
Exclusive: The £327 rail ticket
Bath-based businessman Nick Mayell has vowed never to take the train again after spending £327 on a 250-mile return railway ticket from Bath Spa station to Northallerton in North Yorkshire.
Petition move on BRT plan
A petition objecting to the controversial Bus Rapid Transit system planned for Bath will be handed over at a council meeting tonight.
Reader...
Bid to get 1,000 smokers to give up
A specialist counsellor is aiming to help 1,000 people give up smoking in the space of just three hours.
The mass event at the Pavilion in...
Tributes paid to artist
MANY personal tributes were paid by members of the large congregation in St Andrew's Church, Congresbury, on Monday, to Gordon Ellis, talented ...
Ken backs campaign to reduce abuse in the home
Police, support workers and victims will be gathering next week in a bid to tackle domestic abuse in the Bath area.
Officers want to...
Thieves are driving me out, says carriage owner
A man who offers one of the most romantic ways to be transported around Bath is being driven off the road by thieves.
Horse and carriage...
Theatre's chance to grab a new audience
Bath's egg theatre will be working with children across the South West as part of a nationwide arts programme.
The Prince of Wales's...
Duo on the treadmill for water charity
Clean running water is something most of us take for granted.
But yesterday two Bath fundraisers took part in a sponsored walk to show us...
Bath Press site exhibition planned
Residents will be given the chance to discuss the fate of the old Bath Press site with its new owners next week.
A series of exhibitions...
Bus boss fumes over traffic jams
The man behind Bath's open top tour buses says congestion is making the city less attractive for tourists.
Martin Curtis, the managing...
Knitting sets pattern for Future
Magazine firm Future is to cash in on the unlikely boom in the hobby of knitting.
The Bath publisher is launching The Knitter, a new monthly...
Shop visit for fashion gurus
bath: Fashion gurus and TV stars Trinny and Susannah will be visiting Bath to promote their latest book.
Entitled Who Do You Want To Be...
School in the top ten best in UK
Two schools in Bath have been named among the best in the country.
Bathwick St Mary Primary was ranked ninth in The Sunday Times Parent...
Man's drain dilemma is unlocked by council hero
When David Gray accidentally dropped his keys down a street drain, he thought that was the last he would see of them.
But, thanks to a...
Squirrel-hit lights switched on
A fundraising Tree of Lights in Bath has been switched on - after an attack by squirrels drove up its cost.
Last year, the Rotary Club of...
