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We are a charity promoting high standards of planning and architecture in Bath, striving to ensure the future success of our special heritage city through conservation, education and museums.

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Looking at dynamic overheating modelling reports. Finding modellers (? Title?!) Regularly assuming ppl open windows at 20C internal, and just seen one set at 18C 🧐 for non-Dom what internal temp would you say is ok to assume occupants will open windows?

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Partial demolition of the Avon Street multi-storey car park will start in early September as part of the wider Bath Quays regeneration project.

During the work, there will be alternative short stay parking in Green Park Road car park.

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Here's the latest news from BPT museums @No1Museum @BeckfordsTower and @HerschelMuseum and updates on planning casework and campaigning - including the long term vision for Milsom Quarter... https://mailchi.mp/bptrust/bpt-july-newsletter-1

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Good morning @glastofest goers 🥱…and that’s Good morning @glastofest goers 🥱…and that’s probably a proportion of Bath & Somerset this weekend!?!

Just a little reminder that one of the most amazing parts of the festival are the Green Fields. The Green Futures field is an inspiring and creative space for innovation and discovery, ideas and discussion about how we can all take action to address the climate emergency. From small, micro installations, to scalable sustainable technology, it’s an amazing place to begin to find out about solar and wind energy, green building, low impact living, rewilding, nature and biodiversity, recycling, permaculture and more…

Along with Green Crafts, the healing fields and Green Kids, the Green Fields are a place of sanctuary and inspiration; kindness, generosity and sharing, community and co-operation; activism and joy and creativity… within a massive, full-on music festival. 

A great spot to spend some time on Sunday! 

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News and Updates

BPT warns Green Belt is at risk, and B&NES won’t meet climate targets at critical time for local policy

June 16, 2022Bath Preservation TrustAONB/GB, BPT Updates, Climate Emergency, Local Plan, News, Park and Ride, Planning policy news, Planning Updates, World Heritage Site

From 21 June, Bath & North East Somerset (B&NES) Council’s updated ‘Local Plan’ policies for planning and land-use will be examined by a Planning Inspector who will assess whether they are positively prepared, justified, effective and consistent with national guidance for delivering sustainable development. However, Bath Preservation Trust (BPT) believes if some of the policies…

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June Planning Update

June 29, 2022Bath Preservation TrustBPT Newsletter, Local Plan, News, Planning policy news, Planning Updates, Sulis Down

The latest on local consultations, planning applications and appeals across Bath and its environs, as well as national planning news. You can read BPT’s Planning Update for June 2022 here.

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May Planning Update

May 30, 2022Bath Preservation TrustBPT Newsletter, BPT Updates, News, Planning policy news, Planning Updates

The latest on local consultations, planning applications and appeals across Bath and its environs, as well as national planning news. You can read BPT’s Planning Update for May 2022 here.

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Bath Preservation Trust, No. 1 Royal Crescent, Bath, BA1 2LR.
01225 338727
conservation@bptrust.org.uk
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Our Museums

  • No.1 Royal Crescent
  • Museum Of Bath Architecture
  • Beckford’s Tower
  • Herschel Museum of Astronomy

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