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The exhibition of photographs by renowned Somerset-based photographer Matilda Temperley reflect on ten years since the devastating floods of 2013-14. 

The Theatre Royal Bath Theatre School and Mary Shelley’s House of Frankenstein are set to produce a new production on the life of Mary Shelley in an exciting new partnership.

One of Britain’s leading thinkers will give a lecture on 19 March, discussing some of the ideas from his latest book, The New Leviathans. 

The Francis Hotel in Bath has been awarded a Gold Green Tourism Award, following their excellent performance in all areas of protecting and supporting staff and customer health and wellbeing.

A new staging of Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None visits the Theatre Royal Bath from Tuesday 20 to Saturday 24 February.

Lucknam Park has announced that their Executive Chef Hywel Jones has retained his prestigious Michelin star for the 19th successive year. 

The positive impacts apprentices make to Bath & North East Somerset Council and the area as a whole are being celebrated during National Apprenticeship Week this week. 
 

Bath Preservation Trust has announced that the Museum of Bath Architecture will reopen to the public on 30 March 2024. During this time, the museum will be open from Wednesday to Saturday between 10am and 4pm every week.

The Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution (BRLSI), a cultural hub and museum in the heart of Bath, has been awarded £225,000 from The National Lottery Heritage Fund.

Around Bath and Bristol, National Trust places are sparkling after their winter cleans and gardens are bursting into life. There’s lots going on this season from Easter adventures and guided tours to family fun trails and much more.

Anthony Shaffer’s masterpiece Sleuth, starring Todd Boyce and Neil McDermott, visits the Theatre Royal Bath from Monday 12 to Saturday 17 February.

Two charities that provide vital medical and healthcare in and around the Bath area have received a total of £3,000 in donations from a Bath Christmas Market stallholder.