BATH VOICE NEWS: An area seen as a green lung in Lyncombe is now being managed and improved by a group of Friends
The pasture land is cress-crossed by public footpaths Lyncombe Hill Fields straddles the slopes below Beechen Cliff School and above…
RAPSCALLION MAGAZINE Theatre Review: Pinter’s Betrayal is a neatly constructed drama of tangled relationships (all based on his affair with Joan Bakewell) and is boozy and blokish – and is a welcome return of live theatre in Bath
Blokish and boozy, Harold Pinter’s 1978 story of tangled relationships seems at once dated and yet convincing in the selfishness…
RAPSCALLION MAGAZINE Theatre Preview: Harold Pinter’s Betrayal kicks off the Welcome Back Season with a story of relationships and adultery
Casting has been announced for the first two plays in the Theatre Royal Bath’s Welcome Back Season this Autumn. Two…
RAPSCALLION MAGAZINE BOOK REVIEW: looking back at an end of Empire life through the eyes of lawyer Filth (failed in London try Hong Kong)
He was spectacularly clean, runs the opening line in Jane Gardam’s novel – sharply in contrast with Edward Feather’s nickname…
CHILDREN’S THEATRE MAGAZINE Film review: post war Paris is the backdrop to Le Ballon Rouge
When I first saw the film The Red Balloon or Le Ballon Rouge at the cinema in the early 1960s I was blown away…
AGENDA WEST BUSINESS NEWS: Covid 19 causes more printers to call in the administrators, plus anger at Helloprint for taking FIVE YEARS to pay suppliers instead of 30 days
Incompetent management, bad debts or a lost client can all sink a business, but there’s a new one that Ian…
Quirky Bath: pigs, chickens, goats and a fabulous view of the city – Bath City Farm marks 25 years as a community resource when it began as a dream in the 1980s
One of Bath’s best kept secrets is high up on a hill overlooking the city where pigs and chickens scratch…
Rapscallion Magazine Book Review: a coming-of-age story for forty-year-old male virgins in Graeme Simsion’s The Rosie Project
The Rosie Project. By Graeme Simsion It’s an old adage: don’t look for love, let love find you. It’s the…
Quirky Bath: the tree
The lone London Plane Tree standing guard at the end of Widcombe Parade in Bath, following the emasculation of the…
AGENDA WEST Business News: Axbridge Chamber of Commerce member Ian Carrotte backs trade body’s call to arms to save the printing and allied industries after Government’s lockdowns destroys viable companies and jobs
Following the publication of an open letter by Brendan Perring of the IPIA (Independent Print Industries Association) for members of…