Bath, England News

More than 50 years ago, a Dagenham vicar gave me some of the best advice I would ever receive.

The Love Your Liver challenge is being backed by Bath and North East Somerset Council and NHS B&NES, and aims to show people how making small changes to the amount of alcohol they drink can benefit their health.

A 100-year-old who was born near Bath and returned to her home city just five months ago has celebrated her milestone birthday.

Despite the snow, fog and mist yesterday many of the city's landmarks stood out from the top of the 60m high observation wheel as I took the opportunity to be one of the first people to take a ride.

Sitting UKYP member Mike Fidanoglu, a sixth-form student at Hayesfield School, was re-elected as the representative for Bath, with 2,588 votes, while William Bridges, from Writhlington School, was elected in the North East Somerset seat, with 1,908 votes.

Conservationists and residents have objected to the size and number of yellow signs put up to warn motorists about the Bath Half Marathon.

The dance runs from 3-5pm at the Assembly Rooms on Sunday, with tickets A 9 on the door.

Dali and Maya Bahra, of Oldfield Park, marked the milestone with their friends and family at a Sikh temple in Bristol.

This was a small rural community until 1977, when a chunk of land was developed for housing and businesses as part of Bristol's rapid expansion.

His chain, Carluccio's, wants to take over empty shops at the Milsom Place complex to create a new restaurant and delicatessen.

Norton Zinder, 83: Researcher who helped lay the basis for the new field of molecular biology in the 1950s and '60s and who played a crucial role in the politics of decoding the human genome.

The club wants to buy more gloves and helmets, and would help members who cannot afford to buy their own equipment.

A political row has been sparked by plans to spend up to 1.8 million on a new travellers' site in the Bath area.

Politicians are being urged to reject a second plan for a new Tesco supermarket in Bath but approve an expansion by Sainsbury's. Bath and North East Somerset Council's development control committee is due to consider planning applications from the rival firms at a meeting next Wednesday.

It's the British New Wave band Naked Eyes on 'Tickets @ 2' and their cover of the Hal David & Burt Bacharach song "Always Something There To Remind Me." Naked Eyes consisted originally of childhood friends from Bath England: Pete Byrne on vocals and Rob Fisher on keyboards.

John Christopher , died February 3, 2012 in Bath England aged 89. He was best known as the author of the young adults Tripods trilogy , which scared the hell out of me as a young adult.

A MAN who repeatedly punched his on-off partner after knocking her to the ground has been sentenced to 13 months in prison.

Britain's powerful media advertising watchdog has banned a Christian group from claiming on its website and brochures that God's cure-all powers can heal a string of medical ailments.

Following elections held on the 2nd February 2012, Mike Fidanolgu, of Hayesfield Sixth Form, Bath, was elected Youth Parliament Member for Bath, with 2,588 votes, and William Bridges, of Writhlington School, Radstock, was declared Youth Parliament Member for North East Somerset with 1,908 votes.

As part of celebrations commemorating 25 years of Bath achieving World Heritage Status, Bath &North East Somerset Council is staging a series of free talks from other prominent heritage sites.