News & Events

The Studio in Bath is delighted to announce that three projects have been awarded £10k each from its 2024 Studio Innovation Fund. This year’s £30k fund was designed to support collaboration and partnerships between Studio Residents and external individuals and organisations to explore creative technology solutions that address pressing social issues.

The Local Plan Options document, recently approved by the Cabinet on 1st February, marks a crucial step in shaping the future of our district. We value your input and invite you to participate in the eight-week consultation, which will run from 12th February to 8th April.

A £773,132 government grant which would fund an 18-month pilot scheme to test a next generation 5G mobile network in Bath city centre has been awarded to Bath & North East Somerset Council.

Move, a pioneering platform for independent fitness businesses, has announced the launch of its ground breaking initiative, the Indie 500 Fund. This new fund is dedicated to bolstering the growth and stability of independent fitness providers, first piloting in Bristol and Bath.

In response to the staggering rise in shoplifting across the West of England, Mayor Dan Norris is introducing “Safer Shops West”, supporting local stores to install much-needed security measures.

Blockbuster exhibition Toulouse-Lautrec and the Masters of Montmartre will open at Victoria Art Gallery on the 26th April and runs until 29 September 2024.

London & Country Mortgages has relocated to Newark Works on the Bath Quays!

Award winning creative space, The Studio, is based in central Bath, just behind Queen Square. This innovation and enterprise hub is part of Bath Spa University's Research and Enterprise and supports Micro and SME businesses to grow and develop.

Here at Bath & North East Somerset Council we are looking for existing and emerging artists to participate in a research study that will explore the current and future requirements of artist workspaces in Bath.

Nash Partnership, the Bath-headquartered planning, architecture, heritage and placemaking consultancy, has opened an office in London as it continues to win prestigious commissions in the capital and across the South East.