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Gareth Chilcott: Bath Rugby are poised to have another big say in the...
I know why the rugby authorities had to deduct five points from London Welsh – I understand that the laws have to be upheld. But, at the same time, it is a huge shame that a team that has achieved so...
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Bath Rugby make five changes for London Welsh match
Bath Rugby have rung the changes ahead of tomorrow's Aviva Premiership match against London Welsh. Into the XV comes England under-20s Six Nations winner Ollie Devoto at full-back and Mat Gilbert, who...
View ArticleEntries being taken for Team Bath AC Field Fest Open meeting
Entries are coming in steadily for the Team Bath AC/Stroud & District Field Fest Open meeting taking place at the University of Bath on Sunday, April 14. Event spokeswoman Di Viles said: "This is...
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Bath cyclists can play their part in heroes' recovery with CircleSportive
Cyclists are needed to help raise money for those who have been injured fighting for their country.The CircleSportive is a charity cycle ride run by CircleBath and Bath Audi, and takes place on Sunday,...
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University of Bath students helping the elderly be heard in society
Students from the University of Bath have been working with older people to help them get their voices heard.Alice Williams, Julie Eagles and Danielle Allen, who are in their first year of a social...
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Digiprint steps in to sponsor prize at Bath Chronicle Apprenticeship Awards
A Bath businessman who has built his company on training young workers has joined the city's new Apprenticeship Awards.Printing specialists Digiprint, on Lower Borough Walls, is the latest company to...
View ArticleDelighted to be supporting the Bath Chronicle's Apprenticeship Awards
A national training provider for the catering and hospitality sectors is hoping The Bath Chronicle's Apprenticeship Awards will create more apprenticeship opportunities in the city.HIT Training is the...
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Young people have their say on future of Bishop of Bath and Wells
Young people have been getting involved with the appointment of the new Bishop of Bath and Wells.The group of 30 were invited to meet as part of a consultation exercise and put forward their views of...
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City of Bath College students blooming with pride after invites to Tatton...
Floristry students from Bath have been invited to showcase their talents at two of the country's biggest flower shows.The team from the City of Bath College will be creating eye-catching displays at...
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Ex-cancer sufferer Melanie Hunter has close shave for Forever Friends Appeal
Five years ago Melanie Hunter, from Box, was diagnosed with cancer and her hair fell out as a result of the treatment.Now she has lost her hair for a second time, shaving it off to support the Forever...
View ArticleTreatment offered for hair loss
A new treatment to help reduce chemotherapy-related hair loss is being offered to patients at CircleBath.The DigniCap offers scalp-cooling, and the system monitors temperature to ensure comfort and...
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Batheaston Primary School cook Mary Johnson serves up final course to youngsters
Children at a Bath primary school have bid a fond farewell to their cook who has retired after more than 20 years.Mary Johnson, who has seen generations of families pass through Batheaston Primary...
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Bath fundraising style at Elegance in the Afternoon charity fashion show
People are being invited to show their support for some good causes while enjoying the latest fashion trends.Bath and North East Somerset Council chairman Councillor Rob Appleyard is hosting an...
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University of Bath researchers raise hope of faster tests for major conditions
The diagnosis of conditions like diabetes, dementia and Alzheimer's could be done with something as simple as taking a blood test, after scientists from the University of Bath made a breakthrough in...
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Victoria Art Gallery's Art on Thursday club member Madge Norfolk celebrates...
A member of the Victoria Art Gallery's Art on Thursday club has celebrated her 100th birthday.Madge Norfolk is the oldest member of the club, which offers free art talks to blind and visually-impaired...
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Baseball for newcomers course coming to the South West
People from the Bath area are being encouraged to pitch into action and give baseball a try. Bristol Baseball Club, the only team within a 60-mile radius, are keen to grow the sport in this country and...
View ArticleMoD Foxhill site taken over by social housing firm
The MoD has confirmed social landlord Curo has bought its Foxhill site in Bath. The Defence Infrastructure Organisation from the MoD confirmed all three of its sites in the city had been sold. Foxhill...
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Camels get the hump at Longleat as rhino stalks new arrival
An overly-curious rhino got more than he bargained for when he got a little too close to a critically endangered month-old Bactrian camel at Longleat Safari Park in Wiltshire this week. Mum Camilla and...
View ArticleSmall Animal Awareness Week at Bath Cats and Dogs Home
It was all about the smaller animals at Bath Cats and Dogs Home over the Easter weekend. To mark Small Animal Awareness Week the home put on an event to teach people how to care for animals including...
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Larkhall Athletic beat Odd Down in Toolstation League derby
Larkhall Athletic survived a late scare to see off local rivals Odd Down by the odd goal in five on Good Friday and move up to third in the Toolstation League Premier Division. Joe Vyner's excellent...
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