No.1 Royal Crescent reopened its doors on Wednesday 2nd June 2021 with a brand-new immersive experience, allowing you to see life as it was lived in Georgian Bath during the late 1700s. Book your tickets here.
The Herschel Museum of Astronomy reopened to visitors on 19th May 2021, Wednesday to Sunday. A brand-new audio tour is now available for adult visitors bringing the house to life with stories about how the Herschel family lived and worked in Bath, alongside a new audio-visual guide for children. Book your tickets here.
Beckford’s Tower and Museum is open by appointment only from 17th May 2021. Book a guided tour or self-led visit, following Beckford’s Ride up to the Tower, which is now home to our museum.
The Museum of Bath Architecture has reopened by appointment only. Book a guided tour or self-led visit to discover the stories behind Bath’s famous architectural treasures including the iconic Royal Crescent and The Circus, while seeing them for real just a short walk away.
We completely agree! Historic buildings can help tackle climate change and a more positive policy framework will help contribute to the UK's #NetZero goals @nationaltrust @InsallArch @bathnes https://tinyurl.com/9caxzyfr #ThinkZero @theTCPA @TheEconomist @civic_voice
Historic buildings can lead the charge on #ClimateAction – read how policy reform, backed by more skills & funding, can drive their contribution to #NetZero and help tackle fuel poverty in a new report that Insall helped produce with @Grosvenor_GBI: http://bit.ly/HeritageandCarbon
‘Heritage protection and carbon reduction can run hand in hand’
Critical call to arms by @MattBell3 from @UKGBC member @Grosvenor_GBI for planning policy reform so that UKs heritage buildings can adapt for climate ready future.
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/can-historic-buildings-lead-fight-against-climate-change-matt-bell
Bath Preservation Trust is thrilled to announce the launch of three virtual Ask an Architect sessions this 2021! Ask an Architect is an excellent design advice service offered by the Royal Institute of British Architects in partnership with Bath Preservation Trust to support design projects in the city of Bath. Visitors are invited to book…
Concept design proposals were presented at a webinar on 27th May for Phase One of the Bath River Line project, focusing on the western section of the River Line (between Newbridge and Green Park). Other sections of the River Line will be taken forward as part of later phases of the project. The scheme proposes…
The Trust has released its Planning Update for June 2021. This covers the latest news in local policy and consultations, active applications and appeals within Bath and its environs, as well as covering national updates to planning policy and legislation. You can read BPT’s Planning Update for June 2021 here.
BPT has concerns about proposals for a second agricultural barn and a solar array on the site of the Grade I Midford Castle and its Grade II* outbuildings. This follows on from a recent permission for a partially-underground barn on the site which we objected to on grounds of harm to the setting of multiple…
