Look Back: Bath Voice – the real reason why Bathonian Bill danced away with the Strictly Come Dancing glitter ball
It wasn’t just female fans of the BBC TV show Strictly Come Dancing who cheered when actor, musician and comedian…
The book Bath Arts Workshop chartered the heady days in the city of the counterculture of the 1970s
JANUARY 28, 2023 By Harry Mottram. The late 60s and early 1970s was seen as a golden age of counterculture in…
Bath Voice Theatre Review: Florian Zeller’s The Father takes us into the seventh age of life as André’s world closes in on him at The Mission Theatre
JANUARY 26, 2023 Some plays leave you uplifted, amused and full of joy while others send you home whistling the…
Bath Voice News: the monthly newspaper now has its own website
Bath Voice Monthly Newspaper now has a website at https://bathvoice.co.uk/news/. With news, views, opinions, features, what’s on and much more…
Bath Voice Feature: From John de Porta in 1230 to the 21st century mayors
By Harry Mottram: When the first known mayor of Bath John de Porta took office in 1230 England was at war…
Bath Voice Theatre Review: Alan Ayckbourn’s play Relatively Speaking at the Theatre Royal Bath brilliantly lampoons marital infidelity in a terribly British comedy of manners
Review: Relatively Speaking, Theatre Royal Bath. 16 Jan 2023 Ten bob notes, bus conductors and posters of Breakfast at Tiffany’s. Robin Herford’s sparkling…
Bath Voice News: fox news is fauna news – the brush-tailed residents of the city
A Bear Flat resident reported on Face Book last month how she came face to face with a fox in…