Each week Bath Business News gives a prominent member of the city’s business community the last word on its weekly e-bulletin. This week Marcus Evans, sales director at Crest Nicholson Regeneration Bath Riverside, answers our 10 questions. What was the LAST: Film you watched? Hereditary Book you read? Notes on a Nervous Planet by...
Bath’s visitor economy has received a double boost this week with launch of the UK’s largest integrated rail and bus ticket scheme and the latest Rough Guide travel book. Great Western Railway has joined forces with a host of bus providers to unveil its Great West Way Discoverer pass, which can be used by...
Bath City FC has repeated its warning that it could be forced to move away from its Twerton Park home if its ambitious redevelopment plan is kicked out by councillors. The club has submitted a planning application for the partial redevelopment of Twerton Park to Bath & North East Somerset Council (B&NES). The proposed...
Bath firms are being urged to ease traffic congestion in and around the city by helping their employees get active and take more sustainable journeys to work for six weeks from next Monday. The annual Travelwest Challenge returns for another year to celebrate the benefits of sustainable travel and the positive impact it can...
Boutique hotel The Bird, Bath, has launched its latest pop-up for the summer season, The Nook Garden, following the success of last year’s beach bar. Open throughout the summer, the south-facing garden is full of flamboyant touches in keeping with the Pulteney Road hotel’s eclectic character. Features include creative planting to life-size sculptures and...
Fast-growing rural broadband provider TrueSpeed is stressing its community benefits through a new brand identity and website. Keynsham-based TrueSpeed was launched five years ago by three investors fed up with poor broadband in their homes. It has since grown exponentially and connected its 2,000th household earlier this year. Bristol-based marketing agency Mr B &...
