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Teenagers arrested after dozens of coach windows smashed in
The damage is expected to cost the family-run business thousands of pounds to replace
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Two boys arrested after major damage at Midsomer Norton depot
Officers were called just before 8pm on Monday 13th April to Centurion Travel’s storage yard in Welton.
Crunch meeting for huge plans to build 900 student flats in Bath
The plans could also see the first padel courts built in the city
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GWR staff left with fractured bones and bruising after Bath Spa station attack
Three people are due to be interviewed
Major £5 million road resurfacing work gets under way across Bath
Alongside the £5 million being spent on roads, the council is also putting £950,000 into resurfacing footways.
Off-duty nightclub bouncer is cleared of public order offence
Mr Perkins had not been on duty that night, but was at the club at North Parade socially.
Discount supermarkets fighting to build a store in Keynsham
Planning consultants for Lidl recently lodged an objection to Aldi’s proposed store on Bath Road.
Bath Building Society sets new targets after finance charter pledge
The move formalises the society’s commitment to improving gender balance and expanding opportunities.
Bath-Northampton classic is good for rugby, says Dowson
Bath received a big boost when the Saints’ England back row Henry Pollock was sin-binned in the 73rd minute.
Reid: There’s more to come from this group of Bath Rugby players
Bath are second in the PREM, a point behind leaders Northampton Saints.
Bath Rugby skipper Spencer: I trust us to turn around big deficits
The Somerset team overcame falling behind by both 28-7 and 35-14 to record a heart-stopping 43-41 win.
Small Somerset village to expand with 33 new affordable homes
Spades will be in the ground soon
Somerset primary school pupils 'start each day with joy and pride'
The school has been given a glowing report
Bath Brewdog to reopen after rescue deal saves venue
As Bristol branch is already back open
Council offers help with rising heating oil bills for low-income homes
The local authority is making support available through its Crisis and Resilience Fund.
Plans submitted to turn boutique hotel in Lansdown into a house
Hill House was built in 1760 and was originally called the Belvedere Inn.
Bath hospital’s popular outdoor pool reopens for Easter holidays
The RUH is inviting the community to return for another season of outdoor swimming.
‘Essential’ repair work to Bath tunnel set to impact local rail services
Network Rail says the 40-metre tunnel is in “poor condition” and in need of essential repair.
Bath reach Champions Cup semis after amazing comeback in classic
In 36 years of attending rugby matches, clocking up more than 500 fixtures in the process, I have not seen anything like that first half.
City’s Step 2 status hanging by thread, despite impressive win
The Romans overcame Chesham United 4-2 at the Cannon Clarke Stadium @ Twerton Park.