Bath Voice News Editor Harry Mottram

Bath Voice Sports News: Recent Results and Fixtures plus Club Contacts and Details for all the city’s sports – Week 44 bathvoice.co.uk

The Crowd by Norwegian theatre company Leikhus Theatre – is set to visit Bath’s Egg Theatre on Wednesday 5 and Thursday 6 November for a run of four performances. To book tickets contact the Theatre Royal Bath Box Office on 01225 448844 or book online at theatreroyal.org.uk

Did you witness fail-to-stop collision on A39? | Avon and Somerset Police A white van driver failed to remain at the scene in Corston on Tuesday 14 October.

Appeal from the police: www.avonandsomerset.police.uk/news/2025/10...

Bath Voice News: Latest edition of the city’s leading monthly newspaper is out on November 1st as it is distributed to thousands of homes in Bath and selected outlets – read it here bathvoice.co.uk

Bath Voice News: MPs critical of Bristol Airport's expansion plans over 'net zero goal' in report while the airport says it has already created thousands of jobs and has boosted the local economy - Ba... By John Wimperis, Local Democracy Reporter: Bristol Airport has insisted it is “critical” to the region’s economy after MPs warned that airport expansion could put the country’s net zero goal in “seri...

Bath Voice News: MPs critical of Bristol Airport's expansion plans over 'net zero goal' in report while the airport says it has already created thousands of jobs and has boosted the local economy bathvoice.co.uk/2025/10/30/b...

Man dies after Bath collision | Avon and Somerset Police The pedestrian died on Sunday (27 October) following the collision in Bath earlier this month.

News from the police: www.avonandsomerset.police.uk/news/2025/10...

Bath Voice News: theatre picks for November and beyond for Bath and nearby bathvoice.co.uk/2025/10/29/b...

Bath Voice News: 'race against time' to find new accommodation for the homeless as lease at Manvers Street is set to expire - Bath Voice. By Harry Mottram: The MP for Bath Wera Hobhouse recently paid a visit to local charity Julian House, which works as a lifeline tackling homelessness across the South West. Julian House has been delive...

Bath Voice News: ‘race against time’ to find new accommodation for the homeless as lease at Manvers Street is set to expire bathvoice.co.uk/2025/10/29/b...

Bath Voice What's On: pick of diary events in the city and beyond for November - Bath Voice. Pick of Diary Events in Bath Sat 18 Oct- Sat 1 Nov. After Dark – Nights to Die For at Mary Shelley’s House of Frankenstein. 37 Gay Street, Bath. Those who dare to enter will experience the psychologic...

Bath Voice What’s On: pick of diary events in the city and beyond for November bathvoice.co.uk/2025/10/28/b...

Marvin Brown: Former Bristol City forward dies aged 42 from cancer Former Bristol City forward Marvin Brown has died from cancer at the age of 42.

Bath City's Twerton Ground to host benefit match for former Bristol City player Marvin Brown who has died from cancer aged just 42: www.bbc.co.uk/sport/footba...

Liberal Democrats push 'bike bait' plan to trap cycle thieves The party says tracking decoy stolen bikes could help the police uncover wider criminal networks and reduce thefts.

🚲Only 2% of bike thefts were solved last year.

Bike theft has effectively been decriminalised- leaving thousands of victims denied justice. Things can’t go on like this.

That's why we @libdems.org.uk are calling for Operation Bike Bait to catch thieves & end the bike theft epidemic.

Bath Voice News: Builder found guilty of £1.25m rogue trader fraud - Bath Voice. From the Police: A builder has been found guilty of defrauding his customers of more than £1.25million following a joint investigation by Avon and Somerset Police and Bristol City Council’s Trading St...

Bath Voice News: Builder found guilty of £1.25m rogue trader fraud bathvoice.co.uk/2025/10/27/b...

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Work has begun on new active travel routes around the River Avon pedestrian bridge — part of the Bath Quays Links project (funded by CRSTS).

🚦 Two-way lights on Green Park Road until 21 Nov, 9:30am–3pm.

Works resume in Jan. Completion: Summer 2026.

Bath Voice Theatre News: preview of Willy Russell's play Our Day Out at the Mission Theatre as the young cast prepare to play a class of high spirited school children on a school trip - Bath Voice. By Harry Mottram: It’s been 20 years since Next Stage Theatre’s artistic director Anne Ellison last directed Willy Russell’s play Our Day Out. And the veteran of Bath’s theatre scene is a self confess...

Bath Voice Theatre News: preview of Willy Russell’s play Our Day Out at the Mission Theatre as the young cast prepare to play a class of high spirited school children on a school trip bathvoice.co.uk/2025/10/23/b...

Bath City Farm's 30th birthday fundraising appeal has passed the 30% mark. The funds help the running costs of the Farm and support the outreach programmes that help 1,000 people each year by connecting them with nature and working outdoors. @BathCityFarm To donate visit www.bathcityfarm.org.uk/

The Bath Rugby Stadium saga makes it into Private Eye. @BathRugby @BathPresTrust @BathNESGreens @bathnes

Louisa May Alcott’s novel Little Women is set to be staged at the Theatre Royal Bath from Tuesday 28 October to Saturday 1 November. Details at theatreroyal.org.uk

Bath Voice Sports News: clubs and teams listed with fixtures coming up in football and rugby in November and beyond - Bath Voice. American Football: Bath Killer Bees: The Bath Killer Bees are current members of the British Universities American Football League (BUAFL)’s Southwestern Atlantic Conference (SWAC). See https://www.th...

Bath Voice Sports News: clubs and teams listed with fixtures coming up in football and rugby in November and beyond bathvoice.co.uk/2025/10/23/b...

The Holburne Museum rear view.

Join Professor Bob Allies from the Department of Architecture & Civil Engineering, the city's first Architecture in Residence, at the Holburne Museum on 23 October for an in-depth discussion on the role of architecture in a World Heritage City.

https://bit.ly/4hgWiyp

Although there must be coal available for heritage steam trains.

The Guildhall, Bath.

Climate Emergency and Sustainability Policy Development and Scrutiny Panel meets today at 10am.

Agenda and details of the webcast: democracy.bathnes.gov.uk/ie...

Watch here bathnes.public-i.tv

You can also watch on our YouTube channel youtube.com/@bathnescouncil

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Our Recruitment Team are exhibiting today at the Disability Confident Job Fair.💼🌟

📍Guildhall, Bath | 🕙10am–1pm

Come meet us and other inclusive employers, explore career opportunities, and discover the support available. Hosted by Achieve in B&NES.

No need to book—just drop in.

Saskia walking to the Guildhall

It's time for my fav council meeting! It's the Climate Emergency and Sustainability Policy Development and Scrutiny Panel.

You can watch it online from 10am
democracy.bathnes.gov.uk/ieListDocume...

As a journalist I am delighted this award has been made to Mzia Amaghlobeli and Andrzej Poczobut. Freedom of the press is a cornerstone of democracy.

As a journalist I am delighted this award has been made to Mzia Amaghlobeli and Andrzej Poczobut. Freedom of the press is a cornerstone of democracy.

People who have come to the United Kingdom legally, played by the rules and made it their home do not need to “go home”. This is their home.

I've written to Kemi Badenoch to give her the chance to reject these divisive calls from her frontbencher Katie Lam.

300 people tell BBC of police misogyny and racism after undercover investigation Following a BBC undercover investigation, many describe incidents of domestic violence and sexual abuse being dismissed by officers across England.

I’m disgusted by how these women were treated.

When reporting horrific domestic abuse & sexual violence they faced misogyny from the police meant to protect them.

It’s a disgrace. Urgent action is needed to rip this culture of misogyny out of police forces across our country.

Bath Voice News: Rise in the numbers of obese people rescued by firefighters - Bath Voice. By Adam Postans, Local Democracy Reporter: Rescues of obese people by Avon firefighters have soared by 50 per cent in the past three years.Crews using specialist equipment are increasingly being calle...

Bath Voice News: Rise in the numbers of obese people rescued by firefighters bathvoice.co.uk/2025/10/22/b...