AGM next Thursday
…from the comfort of your own home, this year, due to the Covid ‘lockdown’. We really hope you can join us. A lot has happened and there is the prospect of real change...
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Wera gets Cleveland Bridge 18 tonne weight limit debated in Parliament today
We covered the start of this campaign here two weeks ago. I did not expect it to get into parliamentary business so quickly. Here is a link to the BBC Parliament channel. It...
50 e-scooters arrive from Sweden
We do try to remain upbeat about new initiatives but this one could look a bit questionable at first glance. However it’s got a few hidden secrets. First the bad news: With social distancing...
Upper Camden at the ‘virtual VAG’
This meticulous watercolour by Glyn Davies is from this year’s annual Bath Society of Artists exhibition which is usually held at the Victoria Art Gallery (VAG) for five or six weeks during the...
Committee elections soon
We are dropping a bulletin through every door in Camden this week. This gives you the date of the AGM on the evening of 26th November, which will be hosted on zoom and...
Camden Crescent Viaduct Works
Our West Camden reporter, Louise, contacted Dale Mynett, Principal Structures Engineer, about how the works have been progressing. He said… Getting started We had quite a few hurdles to jump before we could...
Does anyone know this guy?
It is perhaps a truth universally acknowledged, that a man in need of a good fortune, must be in want of the opportunity to write? Camden neighbour, David Kernek, goes on-line. I asked...
National Clean Air Day today
Nice to hear after last night’s Liveable Neighbourhood Council webinar that Bath’s Clean Air Zone will go live on Monday 15th March, next year. Don’t expect this to have much effect on the...
Why has Camden’s traffic got worse?
Here’s some recent information covered by both the Guardian and the Daily Mail (!) Why might this be? Come and hear about how the council is going to tackle this on zoom at...
Sometimes we forget how amazing Bath is despite our local issues
Here’s a new website to support the launch of ‘Bath Unlimited’. They say: You may be surprised to find that Bath and North East Somerset is home to some amazing businesses, often global...