This can get very confusing!
Hopefully this will help. It’s early days and we’re all trying to understand how we will all work together. The new organisation, 3SG, set up to coordinate Bath’s response to Coronavirus has started...
Coronavirus update from our Camden Coordinator
Our “request and volunteer” initiative is well underway and we’d like to thank everyone who has completed the form online, popped it into Jeremy or called me, Louise, directly. We have received some...
Let’s support Nancy and her colleagues at the RUH ITU.
Local resident, Nancy Coppock, is virtually locked-in at the RUH’s Intensive Therapy Unit and their current plea is twofold. She writes: Digital radios – as we are going to be working in isolation. Please...
Further coronavirus support
Thanks for your nice comments to the team. Quite a lot has happened in two days. We’ve: distributed 350 leaflets along the streets of Camden over the last day – thanks to many...
Local help and support for those stuck at home because of the Coronavirus issue
There’s a mass movement going on around the country to help those self isolating at home. This is our contribution to this for those living in the Camden district of Bath. The CRA...
McDonald and Dodds screens on a TV near you
This is a two programme trial of a new ITV detective series based in Bath, called ‘McDonald and Dodds’. It displays the city in all its glory, including iconic Lansdown Crescent (+ sheep),...
Strong local councillor support for our LTN Campaign
Thanks to those who responded to our latest appeal for signatures. We’re on the up again, but do please check that your friends and neighbours in the area, as well as your household...
Low traffic Neighbourhood – Step 2 – the Campaign
400 Bathonians were energised Here’s a picture released today of Cllr Joanna Wright returning to Walthamstow with Cllr Clyde Loakes of Waltham Forest who masterminded their successful implementation of LTNs across Walthamstow. His...
Make Cleveland Bridge 18 tonne ban permanent?
This seems to be the least Bath might gun for. There has been some recent correspondence on this site debating the failure to achieve such a ban in 2012. Has anything changed now...
