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What's On, Alfresco Dining, Beer Gardens Days Out, Property and much, much more... JulyAug16Draft.indd 1

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Bath comes alive in the summer, with a plethora of fantastic shows and big names coming to the city.

This issues Food and Drink section takes a look at Alfresco dining in the city.

We highlight everything from comedy to music, exhibitions to festivals within our what's on section and give you an opportunity to win tickets to see A Midsummer Nights Dream and Miles Jupp at the Theatre Royal Bath.

Bath has an embarrassment of riches when it comes to dining outside and our guide will give you plenty of ideas of how to make use of those long hot summer nights. We also take a look at some of Bath's Best Beer Gardens for those who prefer a liquid lunch.

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Since being crowned MasterChef champion in 2014, it has been a busy couple of years for Bath's Ping Coombes. She has returned to MasterChef as a guest judge and has become a global ambassador for Malaysian food.

The Summer holidays: love them or loathe them they can create memories that both children and parents will look back on with fondness; making what many consider to be the most stressful 7 weeks of the year, into one of the most fulﬁlling.

This issues property feature talks to some of Bath's most respected names as we take a look at the local property market.

Now, Ping shares her love for Malaysian cuisine with her ﬁrst book 'Malaysia'. We caught up with Ping to ﬁnd out what we can expect and how the past two years have gone.

Here are just some of the many museums, galleries and attractions offering up events, exhibitions and family fun which will make this year one to remember.

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The Planets & Stephen Hough

what's on Throughout July Edinburgh Preview Shows Komedia www.komedia.co.uk/bath A month of Edinburgh Preview shows sees the likes of Andy Zaltzman, Matt Forde, Seann Walsh, Tom Allen, Lucy Porter and Jamali Maddix come to Komedia. All shows.... Time: 7.30pm Price: £ 8.00 in advance

3 July Bike Bath Bike Bath is approaching its fifth year and the organisers pride themselves on the event being more than ‘just a bike ride’. 7 July Rossini’s Barber of Seville Garden Opera Prior Park London based Garden Opera Company are returning to Bath to stage a very special performance of Rossini’s humorous masterpiece organised Bath homeless charity Julian House. Time: 7.00pm Prices: Adult £ 38.00, Child Under 16 £ 20.00 8 – 9 July Madame Butterfly Rondo Theatre www.rondotheatre.co.uk Giacomo Puccini In 1901, it was not unusual for an American naval officer to undergo a form of marriage with a Japanese Geisha: the marriage was understood to be short-term and the Geisha returned (a little richer) to the fold of her family and her profession. But when the touchingly young and naive Cho-Cho-San (Madame Butterfly) marries Lieutenant Pinkerton, she dedicates herself completely to him, renouncing Buddhism and as a consequence being disowned by her family. Time: 7.30pm Prices: £ 12.00 - £ 14.00

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8 July The Planets & Stephen Hough The Forum www.bathforum.co.uk Paganini composed the simplest of tunes for his 24th solo violin Caprice. This tune has captured the imagination of composers ever since. Rachmaninov’s Rhapsody is a set of 24 variations on this enigmatic theme for piano and orchestra. Joining Bath Philharmonia is one of the world’s great pianists Stephen Hough, who, in 2013, played these variations at the First Night of the Proms to considerable critical acclaim. Time: 7.30pm Prices: £20.00 12 July Bath Carnival Sydney Gardens Bath will be transformed with the sights and smells of South America, with a free festival event in Sydney Gardens and Carnival procession around the center of the city. Free event 12 – 16 July Suddenly Last Summer Mission Theatre www.missiontheatre.co.uk Suddenly Last Summer tells the dark story of Catharine Holly, a relation of a prominent New Orleans family, who appears to have gone insane after witnessing her cousin Sebastian’s death under mysterious circumstances.

Fearing that scandal and gossip will tarnish her beloved son’s memory and reputation, Sebastian’s mother, Violet Venable, seeks the help of the inscrutable Dr Cukrowics as she tries to silence Catherine’s incoherent utterances about Sebastian’s violent death. Time: 7.30pm Prices: £12.00 (£ 10 with concessions)

Lucy Porter 13 – 30 July While the Sun Shines Theatre Royal Bath www.theatreroyal.org.uk On the eve of his marriage to the beautiful Lady Elizabeth, the Earl ofHArpenden makes the mistake of allowing a druken American lieutenant to spend the night in his Albany apartment. Things start to go wrong the following morning when the Earl arranges a little female company for his charming and mischievous guest in the form of Mabel Crum, a former girlfriend with a penchant for Americans...but it is his fiancée, Lady Elizabeth, who turns up at the flat! Add into the mix Colbert, a young French officer who also fancies his chances with Elizabeth, and her garrulous father, an inveterate gambler, and the stage is set for hilarious confusion. Times and Prices vary, see website for details. 14 – 16 July Dogfight Rondo Theatre www.rondotheatre.co.uk After another award winning year Exit Stage Left return to the Rondo with their version of the musical Dogfightbased on the popular River Phoenix film. Time: 8.00pm Prices: £ 10.00 - £ 12.00 20 July The Remains of Tom Lehrer Rondo Theatre www.rondotheatre.co.uk The satirical songs of Tom Lehrer have delighted and horrified audiences for decades, both through his own rare, acerbic performances and in the revue format of the West End and New York hit show Tomfoolery. Time: 8.00pm Prices: £ 12.00 - £ 14.00 22 July Darkside of Pink Flloyd Komedia www.komedia.co.uk/bath Introducing: The Darkside of Pink Floyd – an established touring band dedicated to the accurate reproduction of the best Pink Floyd

Bath Carnival LIVE performances, ranging from the critically acclaimed Pulse Tour (1993) to awesome individual tracks such as ‘Echoes’ taken from David Gilmour’s 2006 “On An Island” tour and ‘Mother’ from Roger Waters “The Wall” tour of 2010/2011. Coupled with an amazing and atmospheric light and video show, be prepared for an unforgettable, emotional 2 1/2 hour rollercoaster ride… Time: 8.00pm Prices: £ 18.50 22 - 24 July Cock & Bull Festival at Jamie's Farm Secret Location (Bath) On 22-24th July 2016 a team of 150 volunteers will have transformed a working sheep farm near Bath into a DIY music and arts festival with a real difference; Cock & Bull is run by and for the youth charity ‘Jamie’s Farm’, and since 2011 has raised well over £100k towards creating more opportunities for young people to visit it’s farms in Wiltshire and Herefordshire. 25 – 29 July Theatre Skills - Summer School Theatre Royal www.theatreroyal.org.uk 7 – 9 year olds Explore a range of theatrical disciplines in this week of theatre skills where you’ll have the chance to make friends and have fun working towards an informal sharing at the end of the week. Time: 10am – 2pm Price: £85.00 1 Aug Play in a Week Theatre Royal www.theatreroyal.org.uk 10 – 12 year olds Work with a professional director to develop your theatre skills, culminating in a performance on the egg stage at the end of the week. Time: 10am – 4pm Prices: £95.00 1 – 5 Aug Junior Theatre Skills Theatre Royal www.theatreroyal.org.uk

While the Sun Shines 5 – 6 year olds Join us for a week of workshops where we’ll use games, tasks and group work to create characters and stories through drama, craft and play. Time: 10am – 12 noon Prices: £ 75.00 3 – 20 Aug A Midsummer Night's Dream Theatre Royal Bath www.theatreroyal.org.uk To commemorate Shakespeare’s 400th anniversary, one of the UK’s most popular comedians and performers makes his Shakespearean debut in Bath this summer. Phill Jupitus plays Bottom, the Weaver, a would-be thespian who is magically transformed into an ass, in this brand new production of Shakespeare’s best-loved comedy. On one extraordinary night in the middle of summer the world turns upside down as fairies cause chaos, four young lovers fall in and out of love, and Bottom and friends rehearse a play in celebration of a royal wedding. Times and Prices vary, see website for details. 6 – 14 Aug Bath Folk Festival www.bathfolkfestival.org Bath Folk Festival is in its 7th year and has a fast growing reputation as one of the most exiting new festivals to emerge. Focused on getting everyone involved, there is a five day summer school and lots of informal sessions which we believe are the lifeblood of folk music. See website for details 22 Aug Ezra Furman Komedia www.komedia.co.uk/bath We are delighted to be welcoming Ezra Furman and his unique brand of distinctly American poprock to Komedia this summer. Rasping vocals, infectious hooks and big sounds abound in the work of one of the most exciting acts around. Time: 7.30pm Prices: £ 12.50

26 Aug The Bohemians Komedia www.komedia.co.uk/bath Internationally renowned Queen Tribute band The Bohemians take you on a high energy roller coaster ride of a concert, featuring the back catalogue of one of the world’s most popular and iconic rock acts of all time. Time: 7.30pm Prices: £ 16.00 31 Aug – 17 Sept The Libertine Theatre Royal Bath www.theatreroyal.org.uk Dominic Cooper plays debauched 17th Century rake the Earl of Rochester in this sexually charged masterpiece by award-winning playwright Stephen Jeffreys. The Libertine opens in Bath prior to a West End run at the Theatre Royal Haymarket. John Wilmot, the second Earl of Rochester is a charismatic poet, playwright and rake with a legendary appetite for excess. Yet this most ardent of hedonists is forced to reconsider everything he thinks and feels when a chance encounter with an actress at the Playhouse sends him reeling. With flair and wit, this wild romp through 1670s London offers an incisive critique of life in an age of excess. Times and Prices vary, see website for details. 9 - 18 Sept The Jane Austen Festival www.janeaustenfestivalbath.co.uk 2016 marks the 16th annual Jane Austen Festival in Bath. The Festival kicks off annually with the spectacular Grand Regency Costumed Promenade with over 500 participants. Other events include walks, talks, minibus tours and day trips, musical recitals and concerts, workshops on playing the harp, bonnet making, Regency dancing, and even archery. There are food events in a Bath Regency townhouse and an actor’s view of the historic film Waterloo.

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what's on the Outstanding Service Industries Apprentice of the Year. Judges choosing the final award winner were looking for evidence of apprenticeship growth, as well as a commitment to building relationships with businesses. They were interested in how training providers encourage individual apprenticeship development and celebrate the achievement of apprentices.

Bath College: Apprenticeship Training Provider of the Year

Bath College is celebrating after being named as the best apprenticeship training provider in Bath and Bristol at an awards ceremony.

The college was chosen as Apprenticeship Training Provider of the Year at the Bristol Post and Bath Chronicle Apprenticeship Awards 2016. Bath College works with over 260 businesses, who employ over 450 apprentices, making it the largest provider of apprenticeships in the Bath and North East Somerset area. Over the last year, the college’s apprenticeship team has increased its provision, working with over 60 companies to offer apprenticeship programmes in nine new business areas.

Barney Willis, Head of Department for Services to Business, said: “It’s the third time in the last four years that we have won this, which is a fantastic achievement. “It’s a great reward for all the staff because we put a huge amount of work into the apprenticeship programme and we’re thankful that this has been recognised outside the college, adding credibility to the work we have done.” Bath College was nominated for Training Provider of the Year alongside South Gloucestershire and Stroud College and Weston College. Apprentice Kyna Wyatt, from Bath College, was also nominated as a finalist for

Mr Willis said: “We focused on how we help the small employers. A lot of organisations tend to move toward to the large employers because of the benefits this brings, but we have 173 small employers on our apprenticeship programme. “That’s only right because if you look at apprenticeships statistically 85 per cent of apprenticeships are with small employers, it’s clear that without their involvement we wouldn’t get as many apprentices trained in industry. “That’s probably one of the reasons we won the award. We also focused on how we have increased our apprenticeship provision. Following the merger with Norton Radstock College we have been able to look at different areas and it’s widened our appeal. “Our strategy this year has been to continue to align our offer to the LEP identified priority sectors so that we’re truly helping those sectors that are experiencing difficulties in recruitment and skills and meeting the needs of those employers.” To find out about more about how apprenticeships could help your business call: 01225 328 720, visit www.bathcollege.ac.uk, or email: apprenticeships@bathcollege.ac.uk • 1688 - 1754 - the entry ‘slips’ to the bath are widened to take a Sedan chair. • 1797 The Cross Bath is enlarged by Palmer and ‘turned around’ to face newly built Bath Street. • 1885 - Major Davis enlarges the bath creating the ‘Tuppeny Hot’. • 1974 - the Cross Bath is closed for bathing. • 1991 to 1998 - The Springs Foundation opens the Cross Bath but bathing is not permitted. • 2000 - The World Wildlife Fund for Nature declares the Cross Spring one of the World’s Sacred Sites. • 2006 - Thermae Bath Spa opens and the Cross Bath is once again available for bathing continuing an ancient tradition.

The Cross Bath If you stand by the UNESCO World Heritage Site symbol on Stall Street, you can see the colonnades of Bath Street leading down to the beautiful Cross Bath, one of the four thermal baths which comprise Thermae Bath Spa. The Grade 1 Listed Cross Bath sits above one of Bath’s three natural hot springs – the only hot, mineral-rich springs in the United Kingdom. Ever since the waters were first discovered by the legendary Prince Bladud in 863BC, the Cross Bath has had a colourful history including: • 43 to c.400 AD - during the Roman occupation, the springs are re-dedicated to ‘Sulis Minerva’ and Bath becomes known as Aquae Sulis. A Roman reservoir and altar still survive below the present bath in the Cross Bath.

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• 11 & 12th centuries - a medieval bath is constructed. St. John’s Hospital is founded in 1174 immediately next to The Cross Bath. It is still there today. • 1687 - during the visit of King James II, his wife, Mary of Modena bathes at the Cross Bath hoping to solve the problem of infertility. The treatment is successful. To celebrate an heir to the throne, the Melfort Cross is erected in the middle of the Cross Bath pool.

Today, individuals are welcome to use the Cross Bath, which can also be hired out exclusively for small parties. For details and bookings, please see: www.ThermaeBathSpa.com During the first week of August, Thermae Bath Spa is celebrating its tenth anniversary. On Thursday 4th August, visitors will be able to view the Cross Bath and bathe in the water free of charge.

TASTE THE SUNSHINE Celebrate the summer in style at The Gainsborough Restaurant and experience the imaginative and beautifully presented cuisine of Chef Dan Moon. We are delighted to offer:

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A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM AT the theatre royal bath

Starring Phill Jupitus Phill Jupitus, one of the UK’s most popular comedians and performers, is set to star in a brand new production of Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream at the Theatre Royal Bath from Wednesday 3rd to Saturday 20th August. On one extraordinary night in the middle of summer the world turns upside down as fairies cause chaos, four young lovers fall in and out of love, and Bottom and friends rehearse a play in celebration of a royal wedding. Filled with music, dance and spectacle, this hilarious production will be a fitting celebration of Shakespeare’s greatest comedy on his 400th anniversary. Phill Jupitus starred in the West End in Hairspray and The Producers. He was a team captain on BBC 2’s Never Mind the Buzzcocks and appears regularly on QI and BBC Radio 4’s I’m Sorry I Haven’t a Clue. This August, he makes his Shakespearean debut in Bath playing Bottom, the Weaver, a would-be thespian who is magically transformed into an ass.

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Theseus and Hippolyta will be played by leading RSC actors Darrell D'Silva and Katy Stephens. Playing Puck will be Simon Gregor, whose memorable performances in Bath include the Fool in King Lear and Gilbert in Things We Do For Love. Olivier Award-winning director Laurence Boswell is the Artistic Director of the Ustinov Studio and an Associate Artist of the Royal Shakespeare Company. Tickets for A Midsummer Night’s Dream are on sale at the Theatre Royal Bath Box Office on 01225 448844 or online at www.theatreroyal.org.uk

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2 tickets to watch A Midsummer Night’s Dream at the Theatre Royal Bath on Tuesday 9th August at 7.30pm. For a chance to win, simply send us your name and contact details, on e-mail, to: competitions@inbath.net Subject: MSND Closing Date: 1st August Usual T's & C's apply

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Present Laughter Directed by Stephen Unwin Cast includes: SAMUEL WEST PHYLLIS LOGAN

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While the Sun Shines

Directed by Christopher Luscombe Cast includes: MICHAEL COCHRANE ALEXANDRA DOWLING ROB HEAPS

A Midsummer Night’s Dream

Directed by Laurence Boswell Cast includes: PHILL JUPITUS

The Libertine Directed by Terry Johnson Cast includes: DOMINIC COOPER JASPER BRITTON OPHELIA LOVIBOND

PRIOR TO WEST END FULLY AIR-CONDITIONED THEATRE

Box Office: 01225 448844 www.theatreroyal.org.uk

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MILES JUPP

Songs of Freedom Tour at the Theatre Royal Bath “Someone you could listen to forever on almost any subject” – British Comedy Guide Astronauts. Regrets. The sexes. Social Media. Hipsters. Poo. Rage. Medicine. Manners. Identity. Lost stuff. Other stuff. Stand-up, actor, writer, thinker, father, husband, worrier, fool, star of Rev. and host of The News Quiz, Miles Jupp hits the road in a freshly-ironed shirt and some robust trousers and tries to make some bloody sense of it all. “A tour-de-force of very British comedy” The Telegraph **** Award-winning Miles Jupp has been performing stand-up comedy since 2000. He has contributed to many Radio 4 shows including Arthur Smith’s Balham Bash, The Vote Now Show and Loose Ends. As well as creating Miles Jupp’s Real World, he presents It’s Not What You Know and is the resident host of The News Quiz. Miles also writes and stars in In and Out of the Kitchen on Radio 4, which made its debut as a television series in 2015. On television, Miles continues to work as a comedian and presenter, appearing in such shows as Michael McIntyre’s Comedy Roadshow, Have I got News For You, Mock the Week, Never Mind the Buzzcocks, Just a Minute, Live At The Apollo and Stewart Lee’s Comedy Vehicle. As an actor, he’s also well known for performing in Gary: Tank Commander, The Thick of It and the children’s BBC show, Balamory. Miles’ film credits include The Monuments Men directed by George Clooney, The Riot Club, Sherlock Holmes, Made in Dagenham, Johnny English: Reborn and Harry Potter and the Order of The Phoenix. In 2012, Miles made his National Theatre debut in Alan Bennett’s People and, last year, performed in the critically acclaimed production of Rules for Living alongside Steven Mangan. Now, after a long anticipated return, Miles heads on the road from September with his brand new show, Songs of Freedom. This performance may contain strong language and adult material. Suitable for ages 16+ Miles Jupp tours to the Theatre Royal Bath on Sunday 18th September at 7.30pm. Tickets are on sale at the Theatre Royal Bath Box Office on 01225 448844 or online at www.theatreroyal.org.uk

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2 tickets to watch Miles Jupp: Songs of Freedom Tour at the Theatre Royal Bath on Sunday 18th September. For a chance to win, simply send us your name and contact details, on e-mail, to: competitions@inbath.net Subject: Miles Closing Date: 1st September Usual T's & C's apply

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The Dower House, The Royal Crescent Hotel

Alfresco Dining Guide 2016 Do you prefer to dine under the stars enjoying the surroundings of a nice courtyard or garden? Well if the answer is yes (and why wouldn't it) then in Bath there is an embarrassment of riches for you to experience. Whether your inclinations are for those late summer evenings or lazy afternoons, it's easy to find a picturesque location at a reputable restaurant or bistro to satisfy your every whim. As long as the sun is shining, our guide to alfresco dining in the city, will give you plenty of ideas of how to make use of those long hot summer nights.

Al Fresco Dining at The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa

Relax in our magnificent acre of secluded gardens with seasonal dishes from the All Day Dining Menu, accompanied by contemporary cocktails formulated by Orlando Garcia - Resident Master Mixologist. All Day Dining - From £9.95 per dish Cocktails - From £14 Social Bites - From £4 per dish

Afternoon Tea is served in the sumptuous surrounds of The Gardens daily between 1.30pm & 6pm. From £34 Per Person - Add a Taittinger Champagne flight for £21 per person* Advance booking advisable. *(To include 3 glasses of Champagne (90ml per glass) Brut-Rose-Sec)

The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa, 16 Royal Crescent, Bath BA1 2LS 01225 823333 info@royalcrescent.co.uk royalcrescent.co.uk #RCHBath

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The best alfresco fine dining

Dining alfresco is one of life's simple pleasures. Although we may not always be blessed with the most clement weather, there are a handful of ﬁne dining restaurants worth a visit that can offer exquiste surroundings to match their culinary expetise. We've handpicked a few of the best ﬁne dining restaurants for you to try this summer.

The Royal Crescent Hotel www.royalcrescent.co.uk

The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa is located in the centre of quite possibly the most famous crescent in the world. Thought of by many as Bath’s most iconic hotel, the two stunning Georgian mansions that the hotel inhabits creates the superlative luxury setting that guests travel from both near and afar to experience. The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa houses many hidden gems that are not as well as the hotels spectacular location, yet don’t be fooled, this does not mean that they are not as brilliant. One notable treasure that the hotel possess is its acre of secluded gardens, the professionally preened and landscaped gardens offer an out-of-thisworld environment to enjoy a relaxing morning coffee, all day dining experience, afternoon tea or al fresco dinner. Many local residents opt for the hotel as their venue of choice for an early evening cocktail, as they can be sure that resident Master Mixologist, Orlando Garcia is sure to mix up a delicious and imaginative treat, tailored exactly to their requirements.

delicious Spa Menu for guests to choose from light or indulgent options to enhance their day. For many, it’s hard to believe that this haven of luxurious tranquillity is only a ten minute stroll from the central high-street of the city centre, but we say believe it because it really is true. You must experience it to understand the magniﬁcent atmosphere that has been created here. The hotel is proud to say that the acre of gardens now plays host to The Dower House Afternoon Tea Garden, The Taittinger Spa Garden, The Taittinger Sun Terrace and The Wedding/Walled Garden* (An exciting new addition for 2016)*. Enjoying Al Fresco Dining at The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa offers you the chance to seat in the truly the ﬁnest surroundings in the city, whilst enjoying dishes such as Vine tomato, Goat’s Curd and Basil Salad, Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Crisp Breador or Duck Fat Beef Burger, Brioche Bun, Garlic Mayonnaise, Triple cooked Chips, should you prefer, indulge in one of the 5 Afternoon Teas that the hotel offers, complimented by a chilled glass of delicious Taittinger Champagne or a glass of chef’s seasonal non-alcoholic cordial?

As if the gardens where not remarkable enough, summer 2015 saw the launch of The Taittinger Spa Garden, a secluded oasis perfectly nestled to the side of the main gardens and situated right next to The Spa & Bath House, an environment of ideal solace for day spa retreat guests and hotel residents, a space for all spa users to enjoy when visiting The Spa & Bath House in the summer months.

If you simply cannot bear to leave and wish to experience all that the hotel has to offer, stay a little longer in one of the hotels 45 Suites or bedrooms. Home to some of the most elegant suites in the country, boasting stunning views of The Royal Crescent lawn or private gardens, private balconies and period features. All hotel residents can enjoy complimentary valet parking and unlimited access to The Spa & Bath House during their stay.

To compliment this space of relaxation, Executive Head Chef, David Campbell has devised a

The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa really provides the ultimate in ﬁve star luxury.

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Lucknam Park Hotel www.lucknampark.co.uk

Come and enjoy our summer menu in the fabulous Brasserie at Lucknam Park Hotel & Spa just 6 miles east of Bath. With its pretty terrace overlooking the walled gardens and Dovecote, The Brasserie is simply perfect for alfresco dining! The open kitchen and wood burning oven provide a sense of theatre as our Executive Head Chef Hywel Jones prepares creative, seasonal dishes, using the finest ingredients, sourced locally where possible. The Brasserie is open 7 days a week, with a ‘must try’ summer menu now available. Two course set lunch menu from £24 per person and 3 course set lunch from £27 per person, together with an á la carte menu available for lunch and dinner, for those with serious will power there is even a ‘healthy option’ menu. Every two months we host a ‘Quaffing Club’ event in The Brasserie. The next events are Thursday 7th July and Thursday 1st September – so save the date! For the Quaffing Club our Sommelier selects an exceptional wine and Executive Chef Hywel Jones designs a special seasonal menu around the wine. The wine is available to purchase by bottle or case at the event for you to take home and enjoy. This two course dinner is priced at £55.00 per person inclusive of half a bottle of the chosen wine. A selection of desserts will also be available priced at £8.00 each. For further details please visit our website www.lucknampark.co.uk. For table reservations please call 01225 742777. Follow us on Twitter @LucknamPark and Facebook: /LucknamPark

Enjoy Al Fresco dining at Lucknam Park this summer. Set lunch from ÂŁ24.00 for two courses. Present this ad to receive a complimentary glass of house Rose wine for each person dining. Available Monday to Thursday. Valid until 30th September 2016.

www.lucknampark.co.uk +44 (0) 1225 742777

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Ston Easton Park www.stoneaston.co.uk

Nestled in 36 acres of beautiful West Country parkland, Ston Easton Park is unique; a lavish but welcoming country home-from-home adorned with original antique furniture, sumptuous fabrics and glistening chandeliers. This Summer Ston Easton Park has gathered together a packed calendar of events beginning on the 22nd of July with a fabulous evening of al fresco dining with a swing duo to keep guests entertained. Guests will be greeted as they arrive at 7pm with a glass of Pimms which they can enjoy within the spectacular grounds, before sitting down under the clear evening sky to enjoy an indulgent three course dinner. Starting during dessert and going on into the evening an exciting young swing singing sensation with a jazz maestro on piano will serenade guests with songs made famous by Sinatra, Tony Bennett, Nat King Cole, Dean Martin and of course Michael Bublé… Classic jazz and swing, stripped back, laid back and cool. It will be the perfect blend of dining and music for Summer, all enjoyed al fresco. Tickets cost from £39.50 per person.To book tickets: Tel: 01761 241631 or Email: reception@stoneeaston.co.uk

Bath Priory Hotel www.thebathpriory.co.uk

With a wealth of awards and one of the countries brightest talents, The Bath Priory Hotel offers ﬁne dining in one of the cities most beautiful settings. Although it's just a short stroll from the centre of Bath, its tranquil location can make the hotel feel like a world away. On sunny days, guests can enjoy an aperitif on the terrace and admire the award-winning gardens before heading in to eat an enviable lunch in the light-ﬁlled dining room.

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Allium at The Abbey Hotel

www.abbeyhotelbath.co.uk

Summer in the city is perfect for café culture, and when the sun shines the terrace at Allium is one of the best venues in the heart of Bath. Allium has one of the largest pavement terraces in the heart of the city, stop off and watch the world go by. From coffee and croissants in the morning through to light lunches, elegant afternoon tea, early evening cocktails and dinner. You can while a way a few hour’s people watching as the world goes by with some of the cities best attractions in your eye line. Of course being Allium you can do this with some exceptional food and drink, enjoy a selection of sharing dishes, Chris Staines summer menus and ArtBar’s seasonal cocktails it all combines to create a super chilled, laid back summertime vibe.

Cloisters Restaurant at Bailbrook House www.bailbrookhouse.co.uk

Set in the original basement of Bailbrook Mansion House the restaurant design takes full advantage of the stunning architectural features of this historic building. The ceiling, made of painstakingly restored Bath Stone, is a set of round domes supported by pillars. Archways have been opened up to provide excellent views of the hotel grounds and the City of Bath in the valley beyond. There is a selection of seating areas to choose from including the logia setting with views of the lawn and the grand wisteria, two raised areas with views of the parkland and a further lower area for a more romantic setting. The lighting is a feature of the room and was sourced from Chad lighting of Birmingham and is modelled on a designed used in Warwick Castle. The restaurant is accessed by a lift down from the hotel lobby. The ﬁne dining menu is supported where possible with ingredients from local suppliers. Drinks may be enjoyed before and after dinner in

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one of the stylish lounges on the ground floor of Bailbrook Mansion House. These lounges benefit from unparalleled views over the Avon Valley and the City of Bath. Afternoon tea at Bailbrook House Hotel in Bath: There are three elegant lounges situated in the Mansion House, all affording excellent views over the lawns and parkland of the hotel grounds as well as the Avon Valley and the City of Bath. We serve afternoon tea daily as well as the increasingly popular elevenses. Our afternoon teas are hand made by our expert chefs and include a selection of delicious pastries, cakes and finger sandwiches. We serve leaf tea only and our waiting staff will present to you a selection of the finest teas or coffee should you prefer.

The Bybrook at the Manor House Hotel www.manorhouse.co.uk

As you pause at the automatic gates at the entrance to the Manor House Hotel you can’t help but be filled with excitement and anticipation. Set in 365 acres of Cotswold countryside in the charming village of Castle Combe, the hotel is a stunning 14th-century manor house. The hotel’s fine dining restaurant, the Bybrook, which takes its name from the river that winds through the hotel grounds is home to new head chef Rob Potter. With awards comes exposure and Richard appeared on BBC2’s Great British Menu programme helping to put the Bybrook firmly on the culinary map! Local produce remains at the heart of Richard’s cooking with Wiltshire saddleback pigs and a brood of ginger nut chickens reared on the estate, as well the freshest of ingredients coming from the kitchen garden. With the introduction of ‘everyday menus’, ideal to gather friends, family or colleagues for a great lunch or superb dinner, The Manor House Hotel is the top contender when deciding to eat out, even if it’s not for a special occasion.

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Five Course Tasting Lunch Menu £26.00 per person Coffee and Petit Fours £4.50 per person

Full Afternoon Tea

Including a selection of finger sandwiches, scones, clotted cream and cakes £22.50 per person

To book, please call 01761 241631 or email reception@stoneaston.co.uk quoting inbath. Ston Easton, Nr Bath, Somerset BA3 4DF

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Summer in the city at Bath's alfresco capital Milsom Place is the al fresco capital of Bath so when the sun comes out makes sure you do too and head down to enjoy “summer in the city”. The Milsom Place courtyards are a quiet haven at the centre of Bath’s busy shopping quarter and perfectly situated for lunch with a girlfriend or a romantic supper à deux. If English summer evenings are not quite balmy enough for your taste, Carluccio’s create the warmth of a Sienna Summer’s evening with their outdoor heaters. Milsom Place takes on a Continental vibe in the summer months and the stores are full of summer treats and great fashions.

you are meeting up with friends or talking shop (available Monday to Friday at just £10.95 for two courses).

glaze and green onion. Or go for a real classic and try the Tako Sushi, poached octopus served on sushi rice - simple and sublime.

Côte Brasserie offers al fresco dining a tempting seasonal menu. There is always something new to try like Crab Mayonnaise, with avocado, cucumber, capers and tarragon with toasted sourdough bread or a sharp and delicious lemon tart. A classic Tuna Niçoise is always popular as you bask in the sun in the Cote courtyard, served with a chilled glass of rose, it’s like being transported to the French Riviera.

Burger & Lobster sought out what is undoubtedly the most stunning and historic restaurant location in the city. Set is the magnificent Octagon, a Georgian chapel in a former life, they have created a “WOW” space with a menu to match. The catch is there is no menu, it is quite simply burger or lobster. The juicy burgers are made from corn fed beef from Nebraska and lobsters are flown in from Nova Scotia in Canada and kept alive in huge tanks to make sure they are fresh and succulent. If you want to visit without eating, the cocktail bar is the place to be seen - or go underground to discover the Confessional. Vaults are a feature of many 18th Century buildings but few have been so beautifully restored as the Confessional. These subterranean spaces were originally used to store wine so the perfect place to sample some fine wines or work through the cocktail list.

Jamie’s Italian has some mouth-watering dishes to tempt you this summer like their superfood salad packed full of goodness followed by orange blossom polenta cake topped with pomegranate seeds and crème fraiche. Make the most of your lunch break at Jamie’s Italian and tuck into some delicious dishes from their Super Lunch menu. Their great lunchtime deal features old favourites, as well as some new dishes, all designed to make your lunch special whether

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The Milsom Place courtyards are a quiet haven at the centre of Bath’s busy shopping quarter and perfectly situated for lunch with a girlfriend or a romantic supper a deux

Cau is the latest addition to the restaurant scene in Milsom Place and has been greeted warmly by the people of Bath. Even the English Rugby squad chose it for a night out when they trained in Bath for the Six Nations. Cau is best known for its sublime beef straight from the Argentinian pampas, richly flavoured and wonderfully tender. A selection of small plates like squid topped with chilli and spring onion with chipotle mayo, make a tasty tapas or starter option. Cau also serves one of the best brunches in Bath featuring the classic Eggs Benedict and Sweet Potato and Chorizo Hash on the menu.

If 2015 was the ‘year of kale’, YO! Sushi! has nominated 2016 Seaweed Superfood year. So why not ditch the green leaves and give Japanese salads a go on your next trip to YO! Sushi? YO! Sushi’s Executive Chef takes his inspiration from the gastronomic variety of new taste experiences coming out of Tokyo and this brand new menu tells the story behind Tokyo food culture, which is a melting pot of Japanese styles and a fusion of the old and new. Try their Dynamite roll; delicious spicy salmon is rolled with avocado, mayonnaise, spring onion, crispy shallots and Sriracha. This new menu also includes a great selection of nigiri, sure to please all fish-loving palates. Try the Saba Sushi, a luscious, lightly marinated mackerel with teriyaki

Hipsters were early adopters of the Colonna & Hunter space with its outstanding coffee and craft beer. Word has spread and the Bath community has chosen this as one of their preferred spaces for coffee or a light bite. In the evening it really comes alive with the most delicious and unusual craft beers curated by owner, James Hunter. Pack a picnic from Carluccio’s Deli or call in to the Deli @Jaimie’s Italian for supper sandwich or one of their great salad selections. Open early, the Deli also serves great coffee, cakes and pastries. Find more details online at: www.milsomplace.com

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Côte Restaurant

Cau Restaurant

When we started CAU, our vision was to capture the spirit in a restaurant that would fit right into the heart of Buenos Aires. If we could replicate that vitality, passion and sense of fun, we knew CAU would be a place people would want to spend time. Our menu is a melting pot of comfort food inspired by Italy and Spain alongside the jewel in Argentina’s crown, its beef. Mouthwatering steaks, burgers and steak sandwiches are joined by a tempting selection of more-ish favourites, each with a distinctive Buenos Aires twist. Drop in for some sharing plates and a beer over lunch or savour one of our specialty cuts and a bottle of Malbec over dinner.

CAU Bath is located in the historic Milsom Place with two outside terraces, offering brunch everyday and an express lunch menu from Monday to Friday.

Cote Brasserie

Côte is inspired by the brasseries of Paris, championing relaxed all-day dining and serving authentic French classics made from high quality, fresh ingredients at great prices.

Cau Restaurant

Jamie's Italian

Offering truly authentic food and a contemporary, informal environment, Jamie’s is the perfect place to unwind with friends to enjoy fantastic rustic dishes which have been created with love and served with a twist of Jamie. The enthusiastic and passionate team look forward to welcoming you. No booking necessary.

Burger & Lobster

Burger & Lobster was founded in 2011 with the idea of going back to basics of a restaurant culture where craftsman offered only a few items that they were known for. The Burger & Lobster craftsmanship is exactly that. The Burger is made with highest quality natural beef and the Lobster is sustainable live lobster. Each dish is one price surrounded with good people and good energy. This forward thinking idea, was accepted by people that loved the affordable luxury of a lobster combined with a high-end Burger and the irony of combining two opposite ingredients and making them equal.

Yo! Sushi

On the menu, guests will always find brasserie favourites on our à la carte menu such as steak frites, moules marinières, corn-fed chicken from rural Brittany and tuna Niçoise, for dessert, Côte’s crème caramel and crème brûlee are much–loved house specialities.

YO! Sushi Bath offers great value for money combined with a fun and colourful atmosphere. Choose from a range of more than 90 delicious Japanese inspired items such as warming soups, rice or noodle-based dishes, salads, tempura and hot classics like Prawn Katsu Curry, Chicken Teriyaki or Yakisoba noodles.

Seasonality and Côte’s commitment to sourcing high-quality ingredients results in a monthly changing specials menu, ensuring there is always something new to delight regular guests and gastronomes alike, as well as the excellent value set menu.

Relax in a seating station and watch as your food is freshly prepared by the ‘Kitchen Ninjas’ and select dishes which catch your eye from the ‘Kaiten’ (conveyor belt) sushi bar.

Open early every day for breakfast, through to lunch and dinner; Côte’s atmosphere is informal and friendly.

Carluccio's

Carluccio’s offers an all-day Italian restaurant, food shop and deli. Open throughout the day, Carluccio’s is the ideal destination for breakfast, coffee and pastries, a light lunch, three-course meal with wine or even a spot of retail therapy. Using the freshest seasonal ingredients, the varied restaurant menu will offer something for everyone. Carluccio’s prides itself on sensible prices, with two courses from their Set Menu costing as little as £10.99.

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New for summer 2016, YO! Sushi has launched the cutest new salad on the block as part of its new Tokyo To Go Take-away service. Straight from the streets of Tokyo, ‘Chirashi’ pots literally means ‘ scattered rice’ and consist of the freshest marinated fish, chicken or tofu artfully arranged with kaiso seaweed, Japanese pickles and yuzu furikake on the top of rice. Select from sesame soy marinated fresh salmon, ponzu marinated tuna, sesame marinated tofu or soy and shichimi marinated grilled chicken. To compliment the Chirashi pots, the Tokyo To Go menu also includes a selection of fresh and vibrant salads such as the verdant Kaiso Salad of marinated mixed seaweed, edamame and carrots in a su-miso sauce or the Kimchi Ika

salad which features poached squid with quick pickled kimchi chilli vegetables. Another highlight of the new take-away menu is the freshly prepared, premium sashimi. Why not try the Seared Beef Tataki of pepper-seared rare beef with a tangy coriander pesto or the Albacore Tune Ponzu Tataki of seared tuna with a truffle ponzu dressing. Tokyo-inspired bento boxes are a must from the menu if you are looking for the freshest sushi this side if Tokyo bay. Or why not try one of the newest foodie trends - Izakaya dining – in the comfort of your own home. Izakayas are ubiquitous in Japan and are taking off on the UK restaurant scene. They are defined by small nibbles to be consumed with good conversation. Why not try Teba No Karaage (crispy fried chicken wings) Okonomiyaki (Japanese pizza), Maguro Katsu (breaded tuna) or Seabass Nanbanzuke (sweet and sour seabass on rice) from the Tokyo to Go Izakaya menu. Team with Hakushika Ginjou Sake or Hitachino Nest Craft Beer for a truly authentic experience.

Colonna and Hunter

Colonna and Hunter celebrates the culinary nature of both coffee and craft beer. With two espressos that change regularly and two batch brew filters, accompanied by five beer taps carefully chosen and accompanied by a limited selection of bottle selection drinks. There is also a range of small food plates on offer throughout the day. Colonna and Hunter offers a third space that moves through the day and into the evening. Neither cafe nor bar nor restaurant, moreover an easily visited space which is both creative and explorative with its products, functions and a valuable social space. If you are also looking at using us as a venue for a bespoke occasion for friends, family or colleagues, do pop in to talk to us.

Confessional Bar

Confessional will tempt you back, whether it be to repent privately all sins in the refinement of your own cubby hole or to bare all to a suited and booted bar tender over certain ‘spirits of woe’. The subterranean hideaway underneath the Octagon Chapel exudes elegance and nostalgia from a bygone era with dapper attired bartenders and waitresses, carefully crafted cocktails and a selection of locally sourced meats & cheeses.

Milsom Street and Broad Street, Bath BA1 1BZ

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Roman Baths Kitchen You will never be short of options when it comes to dining outside in the city centre, with numerous restaurants offering up 'Alfresco' facilities.

Nestled on Bath’s iconic Abbey Square is the Roman Baths Kitchen, a lovingly restored Georgian townhouse, perfectly positioned for a stop-off between sightseeing and shopping.

The Seven Dials is one such location that delivers a couple of treats for your delectation. Vino Vino wine and cocktail bar is a sophisticated bar with a continental feel. Celebrating their ﬁrst year, Vino Vino are passionate and serious about good food and wine, offering delicious artisan sharing boards, small plates and scrumptious desserts, all using locally sourced produce alongside the ﬁnest continental produce available.

Voted as one of the top three Modern-British restaurants by the Sunday Times (2016)

You will ﬁnd a warm welcome from the highly trained team of staff, to ensure you enjoy a unique experience. Their covered terrace, with heaters, offers a great area to relax with a glass of wine. Las Iguanas, Bath's top Latin American venue, has a pretty courtyard and an emphasis on fun and good value. Dishes originate from Mexico, Chile and Brazil, if you are in the mood for a taste of the World. Finally, on Seven Dials, the Thai Balcony is one of Bath's best Thai restaurants, serving up authentic food, freshly prepared using ingredients from the ﬁnest suppliers both locally and directly from Thailand. As the name suggest, the restaurant has a beautifully lit balcony that where some lucky diners can sit out and enjoy their food.

Boasting a sunny terrace with unrivalled views of some of Bath’s iconic landmarks including Bath Abbey and the Pump Room, there couldn’t be a more idyllic spot to dine alfresco. Here you can sit back, relax and watch the world go by at the same time as enjoying some of Searcys hospitality. The new summer menu, created by Head Chef Ross Shaw is packed with seasonal salads and sandwiches through to large plates and fruity desserts. Try the new lamb koftas with warm pitta, harissa yoghurt, hummus, pea, feta and mint salad or the pan fried fish of the day with linguini, fresh chillies, parsley and shellfish sauce. For dessert the Marshfield ice cream sundaes, sweet waffles and baked cheesecake are highly recommended! The terrace is open from early morning through ‘til sunset (weather permitting) for both food and drinks. Take your pick from the new summer cocktail menu which features over twenty classic cocktails, from the humble mojito to bartenders’ favourite long island iced tea.

Take your pick from the new summer cocktail menu which features over twenty classic cocktails, from the humble mojito to bartenders’ favourite long island iced tea. 22 inbath

Gin lovers can enjoy some special Hendrick’s cocktails this summer. The H&T with a twist is a must, featuring Hendrick’s Gin, Fever-Tree Tonic, a cucumber wheel and a twist of black pepper which is available by the teacup or teapot. Next is the Flora Dora combining Hendrick’s Gin, fresh lime juice, raspberry syrup and topped up with ginger beer. If the weather takes a turn for the worse step inside and take a seat in one of comfy booths or cosy dining rooms. The Roman Baths Kitchen will be open until late throughout July and August. Dine at the Roman Baths Kitchen and finish your evening with a visit to the Roman Baths and enjoy exploring the fabulous ruins by torchlight until 10pm (last entrance 9pm). romanbathkitchen.co.uk rbk@searcys.co.uk Other city centre locations of note is Aqua Restaurant and Bar, situated in a fine arts and crafts building, with a large and theatrical main dining area, gallery, alfresco courtyard and other more private dining areas. As the recent winners of Best Restaurant at the Bath Good Food Awards, Casanis is the perfect destination for authentic Provençale cuisine and whose petit but intimate courtyard gardens are perfect for a romantic meal. Hall & Woodhouse at 1 Old King Street is a spectacular pub and restaurant whose venue can only be described as simply stunning and was judged by the Sunday Mail to be one of the 6 must-see venues when visiting Bath – they described it as “the talk of the town”. A spiralling staircase leads upward from the ground floor Bar, to the first floor Dining Room and onto the Roof Terrace bar (unique in Bath). Located underneath the Florentine arches of Pulteney Bridge, on the weir is Ponte Vecchio, another classy Italian, the restaurant has a large

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The Roman Baths Kitchen is managed by Bath & North East Somerset Council and catering is provided by Searcys

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Rustico Bistro Italiano

Hall & Woodhouse

Aio Restaurant patio area to the front of the restaurant and is a lovely spot to enjoy a light lunch or bite to eat on a summers day. Choose from a varied menu and enjoy an authentic freshly made pizza, a plate of fresh pasta or perhaps a succulent steak. All this and more, plus a daily selection of special dishes.

A former, Bath Good food Guide 'Best Seafood' winner, Aio Restaurant is the ﬁrst and only Italian Restaurant to specialise in Sardinian cuisine. Serving the freshest seafood, chargrilled steaks, homemade pasta, Sardinian fregola and on Sundays, Sardinian style roast piglet, Aio takes the authentic feel and honesty of a Trattoria and adds a modern twist. The walled garden is also a fantastic location to dine in the summer.

With additional seating outside, Rustico comes alive in the Summer giving your Alfresco dining experience a real Mediterrainean feel. A 10 minute stroll from Bath city centre and you will ﬁnd the Bathwick Boatman. Overlooking one of the prettiest reaches of the River Avon. Perched above Bath’s historic boating station, this old rowing clubhouse is a charming place to enjoy lunch or dinner.

The Bathwick Boatman offers a deliciously simple and rustic menu made with the freshest produce on the market. Everything is freshly prepared on the premises and the dishes reﬂect a love of robust earthy ﬂavours.

The neo-classical buildings and set-piece terraces, crescents, squares and of course the Circus, offer up a sumptuous side dish that makes eating out in Bath a unique experience. Designated a World Heritage site in 1987, Bath's historical and architectural splender creates an amazing backdrop to accompany any occasion. The neo-classical buildings and set-piece terraces, crescents, squares and of course the Circus, offer up a sumptuous side dish that makes eating out in Bath a unique experience. Restaurants such as Rustico Bistro. Located in one of Bath's most beautiful streets. Situated within walking distance of two of the Cities most famous attractions, The Royal Crescent and The Circus, Rustico Bistro offers ahaven of great food for locals and visitors alike. With freshly prepared, traditional Italian food in a initmate and friendly atmosphere, Rustico Bistro will give you a taste of Italy to remember.

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The Bathwick Boatman

Our ﬁnal location is the Hope and Anchor at Midford. Set in the heart of the delightful Cam valley, a 10-minute drive from Bath city centre or alternatively now a fairly gentle and very scenic cycle ride along the new Colliers Way cycle path which leads straight into the pub car park (and then on to Radstock for the more energetic). The pub is one of Bath's few remaining independently owned and run establishments, this historic country pub has been run by the same family for over 20 years now, making it a well established favourite among Bath's discerning diners for consistently delicious, reasonably priced food in a relaxing, friendly atmosphere.

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Ping Coombes

Shooed out of the kitchen by her mum as a child, Ping Coombes only began cooking when she came to the UK for university, and she applied to go on MasterChef just after being made redundant. Crowned champion in 2014, Ping has returned to MasterChef as a guest judge and has become a global ambassador for Malaysian food â&#x20AC;&#x201C; she has even addressed the World Economic Forum at Davos. Ping took time out from her busy schedule to talk to InBath's Craig Maplesden, about a whirlwind couple of years, her love of Malaysian cuisine and how she has learnt from her first cooking experience.

No, the last two years have flown by and we've had two more winners since then! I know its been a manic 2 years for you and your family. What have been the highlights? The places I have been and the different people I have met, not to mention the endless opportunities! It is constant but won't change it for the world. Tell us a little about your first book 'Malaysia', which has just been released. I love Malaysian food particularly the food I grown up with. The idea didn't come immediately but I realised there isn't a Malaysian cookbook in the UK so I approached a book agent I got introduced to and presented my idea. They loved it and it kind of went from there. The publishers told me that in 25 years she was a publisher she never seen a Malaysian proposal but that year she had 3! I knew then I had to bring one out as Malaysian food is going to be huge!

You say that food has the power to create and evoke memories. What were your first memories of food/cooking? Haha, my first one of cooking wasn't too rosy I'm afraid. I made chicken wrapped in bacon for my flat mate once and it was raw! But I have plenty of amazing memories from my childhood like the smell of braising pork always reminds me of my mornings when my mum used to prepare lunch before going to work. Are there any particular recipes in the book that hold great memories for you? The whole book is based on food memories so all of them. The stories were sometimes so long that it leaves no space for recipes! Is Malaysian food as much about family and sharing than it is about texture, taste and smell?

Ethiopian food is delicious and Berlin is a cool city for food! What would be your food heaven and food hell? Food heaven - One of my mum's slow cooked broths. Food hell- Summer Pudding Finally, It's already been a busy year but what do you have in store for the rest of 2016? I'm working with Bath Spa University on their weddings and Conferance package for 2017! I'm traveling a lot and will be doing a lot of food festivals all around the country, oh and lots of cookery classes too.

I think Malaysian food is like the perfect man! Looks and smells tantalising and it hugs you like a warm blanket leaving you wanting more!

The book celebrates the exquisite food, colours and flavours of Malaysia. What dishes can we expect to see?

Your pantry at home is legendary. Tell just about the different ingredients, herbs and spices that are in the cupboard under the stairs. Are these available in most supermarkets?

Some Malaysian staples like Satay with proper peanut sauce, Rendang and Chicken Curry but there are recipes like Hakka Mee which is my mums secret recipe, my Hanainese Chicken which is a popular dish that fuses eastern and western flavours and modern interpretation of popular desserts like coconut and pandan pannacotta (one I made on MasterChef).

Haha they are my precious collection! I have dried scallops, dried anchovies and shrimps, different kind of mushrooms, variety of sauces and pastes, God knows how many variety of salt... I can go on! Yes they are all available in most supermarkets apart from some speciality I collected from my travels!

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Are there any recent food discoveries that you would like to share with us?

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Many thanks for taking the time out from your busy schedule to talk to us. Can you believe it's been 2 years since you were crowned MasterChef Champion 2014?

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food and drink Captivating Catalonia

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Food and Wine Tour of Catalonia: part two Onward a few kilometres to Peralada home to a winery I knew as a noted Cava producer. We were ushered into the Hotel Peralada a very sumptuous place sporting a conference centre, Hotel, Spa, Golf Course and lovely classical restaurant.

with different styles including a Gran Reserva. This is the exact opposite to Codorniu as small is beautiful and precious. Dessert wines are now being made here with great success. Again this is a lovely place to visit when life is embroiled in the big city.

This was a fine retreat spilling over with old world charm and style. Tasting their fabled Cava made just a few Kilometres away it reminded me of the quality careful winemaking can offer especially with some bottle age. Prizing ourselves away from the restaurant we headed back towards Barcelona and the DO Pla de Bages and the Abadal winery.

Our last night in Catalonia was at Sant Pere de Ribes and the simple but lovely Osteria Ibai. Situated on the banks of a river it was very comfortable without being too austere. By this time our erstwhile wine writers and photographers were all but out on their feet!

Set in woodlands interspaced with vines and fruit trees we were in a very peaceful place. Not too far from Barcelona this is a region that is within easy reach of the city offering truly rural styles with sleepy villages abound. We tasted a range of wines that were essentially modern With Corinthian crystalnew chandelier for aits modern (city)columns, market, almost world in and trioThis there couldn’t be a more theirresident make up. was yet another twist refined in the dining experience in different town thisstyles summer! journey to discover and textures that embraces the region of Catalonia with subThis Julyhiding and August the Pump RoomOn willtoextend districts around every corner. the its opening allowing guests to coach and hours this time to La Garriga deenjoy Castelladrla afternoon for even longer. The afternoon tea a remote tea converted farmhouse situated around menu will run until 6.00pm with available 100k from Barcelona via the E9dinner so again not so from 6.00pm until 9.00pm featuring live music far from the hubbub of the city! throughout.

Promised a big surprise in the morning we all zonked out very quickly after this mammoth day tasting terrific regional wines and food. Up early for a vineyard visit to see the red grapes being harvested before being loaded into the winery process soon to be interned in casks and tanks to undergo the fermentation process before we call it wine. This estate was called Torre del and caramel sauce its £6.75 Veguer and traces heritage back to the 14th ~century. Its presence is classical with castellation Cherry cheesecake, strawberry and long buildings infrozen harmony with theyoghurt grand and chocolate £7.25 sizecaramelised of the Torre white (Tower). It’s a model winery as well as a home. Carefully made wines include Summer alsoMuscat coincides the an aged evening Cabernetdining a sweet andwith a quality late-night the Roman where Cava. All opening find theirofways into top Baths, restaurants visitors canshops. enjoy By exploring Roman ruins and wine now wethe can smell the sea under (admission as wetorchlight are aboutuntil 20 k10.00pm from Sitges and the charge blue applies) – a fabulous post-dinner experience. Mediterranean.

Summer Evening Dining at the Pump Room with live music

This is life in the slow lane with slow food, soft These special latemost nightserene dining setting dates offer visitors breezes and the imaginable. the chance to dine in these elegant With room for around 20 guests it issurroundings a retreat into the evening, an experience usually of some stature. Suitably refreshed we headed reserved forold guests attending private events or across the flagstone courtyard towards celebrations. the restaurant in a converted outbuilding. With

charm and guile the locally sourced dishes were Aoffered warm welcome is extended to both locals and and gratefully accepted. Family values visitors alike withwas guests invited to enjoy dinner and generosity evident at every corner at or simply drinks with friends. Every evening every moment. We all voted it the very best place from 5.00pm until 7.00pm guests can enjoy a we all had stayed for many a year. The next summer cocktail for withManresa nibbles around for just £7.50. Try day we headed 25k south the Somerset Cocktail, a blend of Castelladria and to the Oller of delSomerset Mas winery. Pomona (local cider brandy), lemonade, fresh This is a winery of substance with Organic wines strawberries and events, mint. golf, tours and wine of note. Special tastings are well signposted for the visitor to this Take of Again the setOller menu is just a lovelyadvantage rustic area. delwhich Mas is available both ataway lunchtime and at dinner. Two a few kilometres from Barcelona enabling courses are available for just £17.50 and three plan of action to include venues like this tranquil courses just £22.50. There is also the summer place. a la carte menu for those looking for something extra-special. On to the fabled village of Sant Sadurini d’Anoia and the great Cava destination of Codorniu.

Chef's Situated recommendations 50k south of Manresa and heading

From the Barcelona new summer la all carte menu towards we aare aware of this company’s stature in the world of wine. Cava was created around 1875 when Josep Starters Raventos started totiger make the fizzy to sell Crab bisque risotto, prawns andstuff crispy to the burghers shallots £8.25 of Barcelona. Having created ~a completely new industry new premises’ wereofparamount so in 1895 he instructed the Trio salmon (smoked, gin marinated, mousse), architect Josep Puig I Cadafalch to create the watercress mayonnaise and rye crackers perfect winery for elaborating top drawer Cava. £8.95 Guess what it is still there but now it’s a Nation Monument of Historical and Artistic interest. And Mains the wine; truly lovely at all grades and prices we Rump of Wiltshire lamb, Cornish new potatoes, certainly glugged a few at an al-fresco lunch of peperonata, mint and caperthe sauce £17.75 perfect Tapas overlooking Winery and nearby Baked plaice, potato, pea and broad bean vines. fricassee, pak choi £16.95 Our last visit of the day was at Caves Nadal just

Desserts a few kilometres away and just 40 minutes from Dark chocolate praline Cava parfait, brittle Tarragona and and Barcelona. is peanut king here

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Late dining start on 30th Junewe and will This night is where wewill were heading when pulled run until 31st August. Please therewith may off to Vilnanova i la Geltu andnote a 45that ft yacht be the occasional date where the restaurant the skipper waiving bottles of Cava at us! Wewill be closed for a private event. accepted and climbed aboard to be greeted

Nadiya's Kitchen

by Nadiya Hussain Publisher: Michael Joseph £ 10.00 Having fallen in love with Nadiya and her outstanding bakes on last year's Great British Bake Off, readers can now discover all her favourite recipes. With chapters ranging from 'Lazy Sunday Mornings' to 'Midnight Feasts', 'Snacks and Sharing' to 'Dessert for Dinner', there's a dish for any time of the day, for all of the family. She offers innovative twists on traditional classics and the perfect recipe for those staple meals and bakes.

by an expert at deciphering the great Spanish Reservations dinner are of available Monday fizz especiallyfor over a stew Cuttlefish in Red– Sunday. Reservations are not walkWine! What a way to finish ouressential journey as around inCatalonia tables are always available on the day. and its appellations with a cruise in the

MedPump with plenty Cava and stew! The RoomofRestaurant Stall Street Careful planning and this could be yours whether Bath you base BA1 1LZ yourself in Barcelona or at one or more of the lovely hotels inland or by the sea we were 01225 444477 lucky to stay in. Catalonia is the designated pumproombath.co.uk European Region of Gastronomy for 2016 and events.bath@searcys.co.uk well deserved it is too! For more info and assistance with planning go to www.catalunya.com where expert tourist officials will be waiting to assist. Eno-tourism is now a big business in Catalonia and well worth the consideration for a holiday of unforgettable proportions. Stephen Barrett was a more than grateful guest of the Catalan Tourist Board and their participating partners.

Stephen Barrett is a Wine, Food & Travel Writer based in Plymouth. Stephen welcomes correspondence via his website www.stephenbarrett.com, Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter @BistroWineMan

Super Food Family Classics by Jamie Oliver Publisher: Michael Joseph £ 17.68 Jamie's Super Food Family Classics continues with the popular philosophy behind Jamie's Everyday Super Food, bringing exciting healthy eating to the heart of the home.

Freshen up your family favourites and expand your recipe repertoire with new nutritious, tasty meals - make your weekly menu something to shout about. If you're looking for fresh ideas and an easy way to make healthy eating a part of everyday family life, Jamie's Super Food Family Classics is the book for you.

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Which came first, the farmer or the chef? Richard Buckley of Acorn Vegetarian Kitchen

There are few books that change the course of your life. Even fewer only seem to make absolute sense long after you’ve closed the final page. Several months ago I finished reading the 3rd Plate by American chef Dan Barber, his polemic on the importance of local food and the primacy of the farmer and produce before the skill of the chef. That was nice I thought, as I quietly congratulated myself on how much local and artisan produce we use in the restaurant and promptly forgot all about it. It wasn’t until I was working on the menu for our new farm shop at Castle Farm in Midford that I had my “ah ha” moment.

herbs and realised that it was those vegetables that made the menu, not my ideas. Rather than bring ideas to the field and try to find produce to fit them, truly local cooking means going to field and cooking what you pick. I realised that this is what traditional cooking has always done. The great foods of the world, Italian, French farmhouse, Indian – they didn’t have international wholesalers or local supermarkets – they picked what was available in their fields and gardens and flavoured it from the same fields. They used the traditions of their grandmothers to produce delicious foods.

The great foods of the world, Italian, French farmhouse, Indian – they didn’t have international wholesalers or local supermarkets – they picked what was available in their fields and gardens and flavoured it from the same fields. As a chef you work closely with the produce, you handle it every day, you have to know your varieties of potato and how they behave. You may visit the farms and producers occasionally to look at the crops and see what is coming up next but you rarely, truly engage with the produce the way a farmer does. Choosing the varieties that are right for the land, watching the weather and the seasons, choosing your moment for harvest. A chef looks for the variety that will work best in their dish, if a local farmer can provide it, fantastic, if they can’t, oh well, we’ll have to look elsewhere. It was whilst I was trying to design the menu for the farm shop that everything Dan Barber had been talking about clicked into place. I looked out across the beds of beetroots, carrots and

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They didn’t wonder whether they wanted Indian or Thai for dinner that night or wander round the supermarket deciding between asparagus from 3 different continents. To be truly local again, to cook well, like those who invented the cuisines we create pale imitations of today we need to let the produce lead the way, to respond with skill and sensitivity to what the land around us produces. I finally understood what Dan Barber was talking about – The farmer and the fields need to lead our food choices, not clever chefs or exotic dreams. Castle Farm Café opens it’s doors on 6th July 2016, serving local, simple food, cooked from the land.

The Cork

Experience the great outdoors Bath's best beer gardens There is nothing better than spending a lost afternoon in a pub beer garden. A quintessentially British experience,lounging in the sun, enjoying a few cold ones while the little ones can run themselves into the ground. It ticks all the boxes! Whether your establishment of choice sits on the banks of a canal or river, overlooks the countryside or indeed offers a rest bite from the hustle and bustle of the City, a few social drinks is the perfect way to spend some time – whatever you're drinking. It would be almost impossible to cover every location but we hope the few we have selected will give you ample opportunity to enjoy your surroundings as well as a drink or two.

The Boater

9 Argyle Street, Bath, BA2 4BQ Tel: 01225 464211

Located by Pultney Bridge, next to their weir, The Boater has a Beer Garden to be proud of. Recently refurbished and lined with trees to keep you cool if you so choose, The Boater's Beer Garden is an all day sun trap. The famous waterside garden promises lovely views of the weir, a heated terrace – and even its own outdoor bar. Arguably Bath’s best beer garden, it is to great use by cooking up brilliant BBQ's on sunny summer afternoons. Just a drop kick away from Bath’s ‘Rec’ rugby stadium, The Boater is the ideal spot to enjoy

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a pre-match pint. After the game, you can celebrate in style too – who says rugby and champagne don’t mix…

Craft Beer? Cider? Cocktails? Pimms? Aperol Spritz? .. we have it all !

The Cork

Expect to see and listen to DJs, live bands, comedy acts and magicians, not to mention their own fun and games including the legendary Sunday night pub quiz.

The Cork located on Westgate Buildings, Bath is situated within walking distance of all visitor attractions, shopping areas, the train station and coach park.

The food is fun too. All prepared on site - ale battered fish and chips; salads; posh kebab; wraps; flatbreads; hand crafted burgers, chili hot dogs, nachos and huge hand cut chips are legendary in Bath.

The building where The Cork is, was historically a ‘debtors’ prison, and renovations have left the stunning Bath sandstone exposed. Comprising of two bars, two vaulted party pod booths, a conservatory and a large al fresco terrace area. The Cork offers an ideal location to socialise, relax, watch live sport or have a full on party!

A summer of sport including the Euro’s in France and Olympics in Brazil. It won’t be long before the domestic footy is back on too. The Cork shows all Sky and BT Sports games. Don’t forget there are select drinks reduced for students and for The Cork App users which is free to download !!

11-12 Westgate Buildings, BA1 1EB Tel: 01225 333582

A full, varied range of wines, cocktails, hot beverages, real ales, cider, craft beers, plus an extensive list of whiskies, Bourbons and rums really make The Cork one of the places to visit in the UK. With a theme of fun fun and fun, The Cork has two Party Pods that can be hired for karaoke or live sports or to play your own music. A function area is available for larger parties too. The jewel in the crown is the fantastic south facing garden terrace which opens out onto the bustling James Street West. Arrive early for those best seats!

Pig and Fiddle

2, Saracen Street, Bath, BA1 5BR Tel: 01225 460868

The Pig and Fiddle is a one off. Everyone in Bath old enough to drink knows the Pig and they have probably passed many happy summer evenings drinking with friends in our beer garden. Young and old are treated with respect and welcome to join the large and loyal regular trade. It is a source of great pride for the pub that they don't have to have regular door security. The Pig is not a quiet pub by any means, in fact at the

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The Bath Brew House weekends it can be a bit of a squeeze, but it is generally a good natured, happy place to be and we intend to keep it that way. Apart from the fabulous heated garden with over 20 large tables the Pig is famous for its live music sessions, DJ's and its live sport.

The Wheatsheaf Combe Hay Combe Hay, BA2 7EG, Tel: 01225 833504

The Wheatsheaf is situated in large gardens overlooking the village of Combe Hay in idyllic countryside just 10 minutes drive from the centre of Bath. The Wheatsheaf was originally a farmhouse built in 1576 and parts of the present building date back to the 16th century. It began opening it's doors as a Public House in the 18th century and has been welcoming locals and travellers alike ever since. The Wheatsheaf is a haven of contemporary rustic chic, preserving the best of the past and enhancing the present. Real Ales, local Cider and an impressive, as well as attractively economical Wine List are still available from the Bar and only the very best of local and home grown produce is used in the preparation and cooking of the stylish and mouth-watering food in the Restaurant. The open log fire warms and welcomes in the Autumn and Winter, during Spring and Summer the Terrace and garden beckon. The Wheatsheaf is a place for all seasons, for resting, relaxing and the fine things in life... Polite Dogs are welcome at The Wheatsheaf Combe Hay, Margaux and Gloria our Cocker Spaniels and Brie our Springer Spaniel all live at The Wheatsheaf.

The Bath Brew House

14 James Street West, Bath BA1 2BX Tel 01225 805609

Whether you’re looking for somewhere to spend a sunny afternoon, grab a post-work drink or enjoy the full three courses, The Bath Brew House needs to be on your list this summer. The city centre brew-pub boasts a huge outdoor space, complete with a free ping pong table, outside ‘Garden Bar’ specialising in local ciders and a selection of outdoor board games - the Giant Jenga is a personal favourite but, be warned, may result in relationship counselling!

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Hare and Hounds The pub runs live music sessions every Sunday in their suntrap garden, showcasing some of the best musical talent in Bath and beyond (every week from 4-9pm, best enjoyed after one of their huge roast dinners!) They run the same menu throughout the pub, so you can make the most of the on-site smokehouse and rotisserie whilst basking in the sun. The Bath Brew House has proven incredibly popular with students and CAMRA members alike, and has played a huge role in the rising interest in craft beer within Bath

Guests also benefit from members rates green fees at a local golf club (subject to availability and advance booking).

The pub is listed as dog-friendly, and it couldn’t be truer - the friendly staff rush over with dog bowls and biscuits the moment a four-legged friend steps through the door!

Lansdown Road, Bath BA1 5TJ Tel: 01225 482682

The perfect place to enjoy a coffee in the morning right through to a glass of wine under the fairylights, The Brew House has a homely feel and a great atmosphere any time of day. Blankets are proffered in an old wicker basket for the night-owl customers among you, and the covered space is a great haven for when the British weather shows its true colours! One of their garden walls has been painted with an illustration of the brewing process of real ale – an experience you can enjoy first-hand on their Brewery Tours and Brewery Experience Days, both available to book through their website.

The Bathampton Mill

Mill Lane, Bathampton, Bath, BA2 6TS Tel: 01225 469 758 Amongst the rolling English countryside just north of Bath city. We are the perfect place to wind down and escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

The Bathampton Mill is filled with cosy corners, comfy armchairs, open-log fires and boasts a unique dining room. Chef’s freshly prepared menu and the carefully selected wines, ales and lagers are served daily from lunch right through until dinner. Outside, the large beer garden, overlooks the river offers up a slice of peace and tranquility to your afternoon.

The Boathouse

Newbridge Road, Bath, BA1 3NB Tel: 01225 482584

With landscaped gardens and picturesque views over the River Avon, this pub offers individually designed guest accommodation. Parking is free on site, and there is free Wi-Fi throughout the building.

The Boathouse has a large raised deck with scenic river views, and the garden leads down to the water. Outdoor seating is available for alfresco dining in beautiful and peaceful surroundings.

Hare and Hounds

At The Hare & Hounds you’ll find fabulous food, friendly service and stunning views. If it’s sunny, you can soak up some rays on the terrace and enjoy unrivaled views over the Bath countryside. Open from 8.30am for breakfasts and morning coffee,the pub serves food all day, every day – so whatever time it is, you’ll find something to tempt you. Visit for the views and stay for the friendly service and fabulous food.

The Hope and Anchor Midford Road, Midford, BA2 7DD near Bath Tel: 01225 832296

The Hope and Anchor is set in the heart of the delightful Cam valley, a 10-minute drive from Bath city centre or alternatively now a fairly gentle and very scenic cycle ride along the new Colliers Way cycle path which leads straight into the pub car park (and then on to Radstock for the more energetic). The pub is one of Bath's few remaining independently owned and run establishments, this historic country pub has been run by the same family for 20 years now, making it a well established favourite among Bath's discerning diners for consistently delicious, reasonably priced food in a relaxing, friendly atmosphere. Take advantage of the fantastic beer garden which is a sun trap throughout the Summer months and a great place for a bite to eat before walking along the cycle path.

The Locksbrook Inn

103 Locksbrook Road, Bath BA1 3EN Tel: 01225 427119 The Bath Pub Company recently took over the former Dolphin Inn pub on Locksbrook Road, Lower Weston and have transformed it into a gastro pub that offers a few surprises.

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The Cross Keys

Captivating Catalonia Food and Wine Tour of Catalonia: part one

he Locksbrook Inn is open seven days a week Families were dominant within the carnival for drinks, lunch, evening meals, grazing in atmosphere of the grand show. Mixing and between and from 8.30am, brunch at the milling about with a sort of free Mediterranean weekend. Children and dogs are welcome. spirit, the seniors of the families were tasting and buying from whoever they fancied. It would be hard to imagine a nicer event for me to kick off with as I tasted Cava, Costers del Segre 35 Marlborough Buildings, (red, white and rose), Tarragona Bath and the fabled Priorat with true01225 abandon. BA1 2LY Tel: 423731 You'll find a warm welcome at The Marlborough But it was thefreshly next few days that were to open Tavern where prepared home cooked my eyes to whatservice Catalonia really had to offer. food and friendly is paramount. For those of you with an interest in food, wine, historic monuments plus for a myriad of stunning Open seven days a week lunch and dinner, andevery varied vistas this might just the The new and morning for coffee frombe 9am. place in yourTavern gastronomic itinerary? Marlborough is located in a beautiful spot near to the centre of Bath, just around the corner OurThe journey started with a walking tour of from Royal Crescent. Barcelona taking in sites that stun and the corners of the city that and delight The ethos is to bring yousurprise great tasting home as the daring modern cooked foodand withcolourful an emphasis on architecture seasonal and nestles alongside classical baroque styles local produce. Offering high quality restaurant with a but sprinkling Roman thrown incan for good dishes, withoutofthe stuffiness that measure. It’s all here within sometimes accompany them.close Aboveproximity all else, of it’s the blue Mediterranean Sea. about great British food.

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The atmosphere was everywhere as we ajoined Whether you’re thinking of dining, having quick in theorwonderful bustle of this major streets snack just popping in for a pint, thecity; walled small andoffers mysterious to fast-paced courtyard a perfect suntrap on boulevards a barny and theday ubiquitous trams zig zaging to the summer or evening. outskirts of the city.

The Cross Keyswere our quarry as Museums and restaurants Midford Road, Bath 5RZthat were we were expertly guidedBA2 to places a feast for the eyes. Suddenly it was 2pm Tel: 01225 849180

andCross lunchKeys called! wererun directed to the ale The is We a family 18th century Hotel and Cotton House that had just undergone house restaurant which specialises in freshly a complete turning it into a major prepared andrestoration cooked food in a traditional pub gastronomic venue of sumptuous proportion. atmosphere. It was certainly reminiscent of great and grand diningday butbetween with a casualness indicated Every 6pm - 7pmthat all items on the sheer professionalism. specials board are buy two get the cheapest meal free and every Sunday evening the Cross Afterruns lunch it was onward to the eastern coastal Keys a fun quiz. region known as Costa Brava our journey showingaus just what to expect asKeys we hugged Recently Freehouse, The Cross has coast for beer 100kgarden to tastethat wines at Palamos. a the large family brings Pub This is a to region in the DOWith (authoritative wine Olympics the outdoors. giant Jenga,

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region) of Emporda perhaps little known in the UK but full of promise and quirky quality. Our first of many treats was to experience the architectural genius of Celler Brugarol at the Mas Bell-lloc (beautiful place) cut into the red soiled landscape with huge staves of linked Connect 4 and dominoes plus all day opening, rusting steel inviting you down its mysterious you've never had it so good. pathway into a modern winery situated mainly underground. It was a cross between middle You won’t just find a warm welcome at our pub earth mystery and a giant Richard Serra and restaurant in Bath, but you’ll find a great sculpture (Guggenheim, Bilbao) extolling form selection of home made pub food, freshly and texture amongst indigenous flowers, shrubs prepared in house with lots of ales, beers and and trees. I couldn’t help thinking how it might wines to drink too. melt into the landscape in future years. As we marvelled at this innovative winery the wine With a range of daily specials and great Sunday was being opened and offered to our tasters. roasts, you’ll definitely be spoilt for choice when The grapes were grown in selected soils and you sit down to dine at the Cross Keys. climes as the undulation of the estate enabled an eclectic mix to be planted. Malvasia, Xarel-o All the food is freshly prepared and cooked on and Muscatel grapes were for the whites plus site, so you can be sure you’ll be getting some Cabernets, Monastrell, Grenache and Carinena of the freshest and tastiest pub food in the South for the reds. The wines offered for tasting were West. made with minimal handling allowing the plots of soil to express the terrior of the estate. Needles The pub is open from 12:00 noon every day to say the wines had real character, depth of with fresh coffee available and lunch food being flavour and quality abound! Do search out this served till 2:15pm Monday to Friday with food estate for an ethereal glimpse of a winery very served all day Saturday and Sunday. Then from close to nature. 6pm The Cross Keys begin serving their evening meals and specials, perfect for all the family. On to our hotel (Hotel Terraza) about 70k east to the town of Roses was a beach Spa hotel They like to think that they offer more than just situated on a curve of a huge bay allowing us your average pub or restaurant. With FREE wi-fi, to trace our coastal journey with the twinkle of BT Sports channel, a regular charity quiz night village lights along the way. Regional dishes on Sundays, an annual beer festival with BBQ were wheeled out including Mussels, lovely and live music, you'll find plenty of fun, laughter salads and delicate desserts. Our long day was and conversation at The Cross Keys, the home fading and we retired. from home. Up early with our colleagues and eager to get on

the roadCrystal to sample wines at La Vinyeta winery The Palace

app. 22k to the North East of the coast. This is 10-11 Abbey Green, Bath, the base of the Pyrenees showing different soils BA1 1NW Tel: 01225 482666

and climate pointing to different styles of wine. A beautiful, traditional pub at the heart of the city On arrival we were invited to venture into the The Crystal Palace is one of the city’s true gems. vineyards to see how the poor soils were tamed by the vines, olive groves and fruit trees enabling Just metres from the Roman Baths, the pub is seasonal bounty to be harvested. La Vinyeta was a historic landmark in itself – a Grade II listed a comparatively new winery producing wines of building that makes a special setting for dinner exceptional quality ranging from rich whites to or drinks all year round. One of the best pubs in full-on reds with the addition of brilliant dessert Bath to spend a balmy summer evening, wines all offered with individually crafted bottles, colour and stylistic presentations throughout. The Crystal Palace boasts a large patio area to Impressive and conﬁdent, we were all impressed the rear with plenty of seating available. With with this modern winery in the hills. patio heaters on hand to fend off any chills, you can enjoy the patio heaters on hand to fend off Stephen Barrett is a Wine, Food and Travel any chills, you can enjoy the great outdoors long Writer based in Plymouth. Stephen welcomes after the sun goes down. correspondence via his website www.stephenbarrett.com, On Sundays, don’t miss their sumptuous roast Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter BistroWineMan

Traditional home made food at The Cross Keys Locksbrook Inn

You won’t just find a warm welcome at our pub and restaurant in Bath, but you’ll find a greatand lunch – with homemade Yorkshire puddings selectionof ofhomemade home madegravy. pub food, freshly lashings And of course, prepared with lots of ales, beers and they haveina house wide range of delectable drinks to wines ittoalldrink too.choose from local beer and wash down; fresh real ales, lagers, ciders and an exclusive Fuller’s wine list. Traditional home made pub With a range of daily specials and great Sunday Their also adefinitely great selection offor Somerset roasts,isyou’ll be spoilt choice when Cheeses for you to try some Keys. fantastic Ports you sit down to dine at and the Cross to go with these. Its a great way to end a meal with friends family. All our food and is freshly prepared and cooked on site, so you can be sure you’ll be getting some of the freshest and tastiest pub food in the South West.

Hop Pole

7 Albion Buildings, Bath BA1 3AR Tel: 46327noon everyday Open012254 from 12.00

The Hop isPole onfrom the Upper Roadday is a Our pub open 12:00 Bristol noon every great placecoffee for a pint, but are aware the with fresh available andyou lunch foodofbeing pub’s outstanding cuisine? servedreputation till 2:15pmforMonday to Friday with food served all day Saturday. Then from 6pm we The Pole’s restaurant is a mustvisit for beginHop serving our evening meals and specials, anyone who fine food accompanied by perfect for allenjoys the family. equally fine cask ales, or wine from a selection designed to suit allatastes all pockets). More than just pub (and or restaurant

We like to think that we offer more than just your Adjoining the or restaurant is the spacious and BT average pub restaurant. With FREE wi-fi, lovingly restoredabeer garden. It’squiz become Sports channel, regular charity nightone on of the pub’s popular and talked Sundays, anmost annual beer festival withabout BBQ and features. No wonder people describe the place live music, you'll find plenty of fun, laughter and as a country pub in the heart of the conversation at The Cross Keys, thecity. home from home.

The Royal Oak, Widcombe

8 – 10 Summerlays Place, Bath, BA2 4HN Tel: 01225 466909

Original, traditional, quality ales are served in this friendly community pub with an outstanding reputation.

The autumn afternoon sun shone as I arrived in Barcelona and headed for my downtown hotel. Easily finding my bearings I headed for the first event of many planned for a Wine and The Crystal Palace Food orientated experience in this Spanish Mediterranean outpost known as Catalonia. The canalside pub, close to Weston Lock and the I navigated the trams with ease and headed River Avon, welcomes Chef Charles Mooyaart downtown to the annual Wine Fair showing who brings fresh, balanced and uncomplicated over 200 wines in the middle of the square to ingredients to his menu changing common the head of the magnificent Arc del Triomf in the perceptions of pub food. late afternoon.

Food is now being served on Saturday lunch time 12-2pm and evenings 6-9pm. Tuesday to Saturday & Sunday food service time 12-3pm. The menu has been designed with flavour, price and you in mind. Tasty burgers in brioche buns, sweet chilli & lime chicken burger, spicy curry dishes made in the Royal Oak, or choose from traditional favourites like fish and chips.

This lovely country inn has open fires and a great atmosphere! There is a great menu and a specials board. The food A superb outside area for alfresco was excellent anddrinking welland dining, you can even catch up with the latest sporting action on theby big screen TV. staff! presented super

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Visit our family run 18th century alehouse and restaurant. Over 300 years old and undergoing a major a fabulous of traditional and contemporary. Visit our family runrefurbishment 18th century -alehouse andblend restaurant. With a new chef undergoing and new menu, large family garden regular quiz of nights look out forcontemporary. our Over 300 years old and a major refurbishment - aand fabulous blend traditional and events thesoon, summer ourregular annualquiz beernights festival. With a newspecial chef and new throughout menu coming realsuch firesasand look out for our special events through spring and summer such as our annual beer festival.

What's on this summer!

July 9th Country night!! Jonny Cash tribute.....BBQ....outside bar August 5th 6th 7th Cross Keys annual beer festival!! Live music.... BBQ.... great selection of real ales

September 3rd Jamaican night!! Live music... authentic Jamaican food.... outside bar June to September 4th BBQ Every Saturday and Sunday (Weather permiting!!)

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films

Star Trek Beyond Released: Genre: Est box office: Director: Film cast: Certificate: Distributor:

22nd July Action, Sci-Fi, Adventure ÂŁ22,000,000 Justin Lin Zoe Saldana, Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto, Idris Elba 12A Paramount

Synopsis: The first leg of the USS Enterprise's five year mission takes them into uncharted territory. There the Enterprise is nearly destroyed and strands Kirk and his crew on a remote planet with no means of communication. Kirk must then work with the elements to reunite his crew and get back to Earth.

Absolutely Fabulous Released: Genre: Est box office: Director: Film cast: Certificate: Distributor:

1st July Comedy ÂŁ8,000,000 Mandie Fletcher Jennifer Saunders, J oanna Lumley, Jane Horrocks TBC Twentieth Century Fox

Synopsis: Edina and Patsy are still oozing glitz and glamor, living the high life they are accustomed to; shopping, drinking and clubbing their way around London's trendiest hot-spots. Blamed for a major incident at an uber fashionable launch party, they become entangled in a media storm and are relentlessly pursued by the paparazzi. Fleeing penniless to the glamorous playground of the super-rich, the French Riviera, they hatch a plan to make their escape permanent and live the high life forever more!

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also released

Ice Age: Collision Course Released: Genre: Est box office: Director: Film cast:

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15th July Comedy, Animation, Adventure £20,000,000 Mike Thurmeier ay Romano, John Leguizamo, Denis Leary, Seann William Scott, Josh Peck, Simon Pegg, Keke Palmer, Jennifer Lopez TBC Twentieth Century Fox

Synopsis: Scrat’s epic pursuit of the elusive acorn catapults him into the universe where he accidentally sets off a series of cosmic events that transform and threaten the Ice Age World. To save themselves, Sid, Manny, Diego, and the rest of the herd must leave their home and embark on a quest full of comedy and adventure, traveling to exotic new lands and encountering a host of colorful new characters.

Now You See Me 2 Released: Genre: Est box office: Director: Film cast: Certificate: Distributor:

8th July Action, Comedy, Thriller £9,000,000 Jon M. Chu Dave Franco, Mark Ruffalo, Daniel Radcliffe 12A E1 Entertainment

Synopsis: The Four Horsemen resurface and are forcibly recruited by a tech genius to pull off their most impossible heist yet.

Central Intelligence Released: Genre: Est box office: Director: Film cast: Certificate: Distributor:

1st July Comedy £ 4,000,000 Rawson Marshall Thurber Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart, TBC Universal Pictures

Synopsis: After he reunites with an old pal through Facebook, a mild-mannered accountant is lured into the world of international espionage.

Ghostbusters Released: Genre: Est box office: Director: Film cast: Certificate: Distributor:

15th July Action, Comedy, Sci-Fi £12,000,000 Paul Feig Kristen Wiig, Melissa McCarthy, Chris Hemsworth TBC Sony Pictures Intl.

Synopsis: Ghostbusters makes its long-awaited return, rebooted with a cast of new characters. Thirty years after the beloved original took the world by storm, director Paul Feig brings his take to the supernatural comedy, joined by Melissa McCarthy, Kristen Wiig, Kate McKinnon, Leslie Jones, and Chris Hemsworth. This summer, they're here to save the world!

The Legend Of Tarzan Released: 8th July Genre: Action, Adventure Est box office: £5,000,000 Director: David Yates Film cast: Alexander Skarsgard, Samuel L. Jackson, Margot Robbie Certificate: TBC Distributor: Warner Brothers Synopsis: Tarzan, having acclimated to life in London, is called back to his former home in the jungle to investigate the activities at a mining encampment.

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days out The Summer holidays: love them or loathe them, they can create memories that both children and parents will look back on with fondness, making what many consider to be the most stressful 7 weeks of the year, into one of the most fulfilling. Here are just some of the many museums, galleries and attractions offering up events, exhibitions and family fun which will make this year one to remember.

Indulgence: Daily Delights of Georgian Bath now - 11 December 2016 An exhibition capturing daily life in Georgian England, in all its glorious excesses!

This summer at Lacock Abbey… The Hollow Crown at Lacock Abbey 6 June – 4 September, 11am – 5pm

An exhibition of costumes from the hit BBC Two series, ‘The Hollow Crown: The Wars of the Roses’, including those worn by stars Benedict Cumberbatch, Keeley Hawes and Sophie Okonedo. In November 2014, BBC Two returned to Lacock Abbey for the filming of the concluding part in their series ‘The Hollow Crown’, based on Shakespeare’s history plays. Many of the scenes were filmed around the abbey’s iconic medieval cloister, which dates back to around 1450, including a tennis scene on the cloister garth. No stranger to the screen, the abbey cloister has previously appeared in a variety of film and television productions including, ‘Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone’, ‘Wolf Hall’ and ‘The Other Boleyn Girl’, while the village - also National Trust - has been used for the filming of ‘Pride and Prejudice’, ‘Cranford’ and ‘Downton Abbey’ (to name a few). Sonia Shomalzadeh, Assistant House Steward at Lacock, said, ‘It’s always amazing to see the abbey and village transformed during filming. The attention to detail with the costumes and props is incredible.’ The costumes from ‘The Hollow Crown: The Wars of the Roses’ are on display in the Great Hall of the abbey until 4 September, 11am – 5pm, last entry 4.15pm. Normal admission applies, National Trust members and under 5s go free.

50 things to do before you’re 11 ¾ Monday – Wednesday, 25 July – 24 August, 11am – 4pm

Nature inspired family activities in the grounds of Lacock Abbey.

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Get closer to nature this summer at Lacock Abbey; walk in the grass without your shoes, make a stick trail through the woodland, hunt for bugs, or try your hand at some wild art. Sessions are every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, from 25 July to 24 August, 11am – 4pm. Normal admission applies, National Trust members and under 5s go free.

Georgian visitors to Bath enjoyed life to the full: the pleasures of eating, dancing, gambling and flirting and other leisure pursuits were keenly pursued. Bath was a place of glorious excess as well as glorious architecture and this exhibition explores the range of amusements Bath had to offer, using Thomas Rowlandson’s famous satirical etchings ‘The Comforts of Bath’ (1798) as inspiration. Rarely seen objects will illuminate the often expensive and sometimes decadent pastimes, such as dinners with twenty different dishes and card games where £10,000 could be lost in one sitting. New illustrations by the renowned cartoonist Adrian Teal will also be on display to show a humorous link between Bath’s 18th century pleasures and those of contemporary visitors Design a plate or table centrepiece 12 August Be inspired by Wedgwood and Derby to design your own paper plate or have fun constructing a magnificent centrepiece. Find out about extravagant 18th century dining room table displays and hear stories of those indulging to excess! Design a minature patch or snuff box 19 August Drop-in and design an 18th century style miniature box which would have held a lady’s face patches or a gentleman’s snuff. Try using a quill and ink to write a love poem or a challenge to a duel and then seal it with wax. Leave having discovered more about the adventures of some Georgian visitors to Bath.

‘Danny, Champion of the World’ Outdoor theatre Thursday 28 June, 7pm

Illyria return to Lacock Abbey with their fun-filled performance of Roald Dahl’s classic tale. Gates open at 6pm for picnics, performance starts at 7pm. Tickets: £15.00 adults, £8.00 children, £40.00 family (2 adults, 2 children) Booking essential, to book call 0844 249 1895 or visit nationaltrust.org.uk/lacock Lacock Abbey is near Chippenham, SN15 2LG. Open daily, 10.30am - 5.30pm. Visit nationaltrust.org.uk/lacock or call 01249 730459 for more information.

No. 1 Royal Crescent, The Museum of Bath Architecture and The Herschel Museum of Astronomy have each has received a 2016 TripAdvisor® Certificate of Excellence. Now in its sixth year, the achievement celebrates hospitality businesses that have earned great traveller reviews on TripAdvisor over the past year. Certificate of Excellence recipients include accommodations, eateries and attractions located all over the world that have continually delivered a quality customer experience. Just 10% of listings achieve one. travellers”, The Certificate of Excellence accounts for the quality, quantity and topicality of reviews submitted by travellers on TripAdvisor over a 12-month period. To qualify, a business must maintain an overall TripAdvisor rating of at least four out of five, have a minimum number of reviews and must have been listed on TripAdvisor for at least 12 months.

Image: Danny Champion - © Illyria / Frazer Marr mage: The Hollow Crown: The Wars of the Roses - © BBC Carnival Film and Television Ltd / Robert Viglasky

What's On this summer at No 1 Royal Crescent

ÂŠ National Trust Images/Underwater Photographer of the Year / Davide Lopresti. Registered Charity Number 205846.

The Fox Talbot Museum at Lacock Abbey

Underwater Photographer of the Year Saturday 16 July - Sunday 11 September, 10.30am - 5.30pm

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Award winning images from this year's Underwater Photographer of the Year competition on display at the Fox Talbot Museum at Lacock Abbey, Britain's birthplace of photography. Free with normal admission

Lacock is near Chippenham, SN15 2LG 01249 730459 / nationaltrust.org.uk/lacock

days out Carlos Zapata, Curandera (Shaman), mixed media

Carlos Zapata Carnival now – 4 September 2016 Victoria Art Gallery Free Carlos Zapata was born in Colombia in 1963. He currently lives near Falmouth, Cornwall. Self-taught, his work belongs to and takes inspiration from folk and tribal arts from all over the world. His work reflects both his experience of living in a foreign country as well as life in Colombia where a civil war rages on relatively unnoticed by the outside world.

A unique summer evening at the torchlit Roman Baths Open late until 9pm, exit 10pm, in July and August www.romanbaths.co.uk Relax and unwind, and soak up the atmosphere of Ancient Rome, when you visit the Roman Baths by torchlight on a summer’s evening. As darkness falls, the ruins of this vast Roman building are an awesome sight. By the light of flickering torches, you can walk on 2000 year old pavements beside the steaming pool.

Evening Dining at the Pump Room The Pump Room restaurant will be open late for dinner and drinks during July and August. Last orders 9pm. Please call 01225 444477 to book.

Discover how the Romans built this magnificent monument. Explore the extensive ruins and treasures of the site using the best of modern interpretation, meet the people who lived and worked here.

Torchlit Tour and Dinner Package Special package including three course dinner at the Roman Baths Kitchen between 5 and 10pm and a ticket to the Roman Baths by torchlight, last entry 9pm..

Stop for dinner, supper or a glass of wine in the Pump Room restaurant or the more informal Roman Baths Kitchen, opposite the main entrance.

£39.50 per ticket. Reservations can be made on 0844 847 5256. www.visitbath.co.uk/twilighttour

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Zapata has exhibited his work widely with solo shows in 2013 and 2015 at Millennium in St Ives. He is represented in private collections and museums around the world including the Natural History Museum, London, the Exploratorium, San Francisco and the Arima Museum, Kobe, Japan.

Roman Baths Kitchen For a more informal dining experience, make the most of the lighter evenings and enjoy a spot of alfresco dining in the outside seating area. Reservations can be made on 01225 477877 or email rbk@searcys.co.uk

Explore the extensive ruins and treasures of the site using the best of modern interpretation, meet the people who lived and worked here.

Avoid the daytime crowds and soak up this magical atmosphere at your leisure, an unforgettable and unique experience.

In South America the employment of idols reflects a complicated society where they are relied upon in times of helplessness. The vulnerable seek aid, reassurance and comfort, while the guilty seek validation and redemption. The sculptures on display here reflect this never-ending dialogue between the material and the spiritual, embodied in a range of characters who act as mediators between the two worlds. Some are well known, some more personal.

The Roman Baths shop The shop is open until 9.45pm for a wide range of books and gifts.

A first class museum "Bath has played a vital role in the development of communications, and improving the British postal service. It can thus boast many "firsts" as you will discover when you visit this fascinating museum. If you cant get to Bath, a comprehensive browsing of this website will illustrate how the postal service played a major part in linking areas of the world". Visit us in our modern and exciting interactive museum in the same building as the City of Bath Post Office. At Bath Postal Museum there is something for everyone. We provide colourful, frequently changing exhibitions, interactive games and quizzes, models and collectables and feature historic talking heads‚ where actors bring portraits to life. To find out more about the Bath Postal Museum's exhibitions and events for 2016, just go to: www.bathpostalmuseum.co.uk

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Experience the Roman Baths by torchlight, and see the Romans in a new light Open late during July and August until 10pm, last entry 9pm www.romanbaths.co.uk

days out Kenneth Armitage Centenary Sculpture Exhibition 10 September – 27 November 2016 Victoria Art Gallery

Summer celebrations at the American Museum in Britain The American Museum in Britain is a hidden gem on the outskirts of Bath. It’s the perfect venue for a day out for a range of ages and tastes. There are glorious gardens to explore, a fascinating collection of Americana in the manor house, stunning views from the café terrace over the Limpley Stoke valley and the exhibition, An American Toy Story (on until 30 October), showcases games and toys that have been inspired by popular films, and is delighting visitors. The Independence Day Fair and BBQ on Saturday 2 July from noon – 8.30pm offers fun, games and entertainment for the whole family. Bristol’s Spitfire BBQ will serve up fabulous food; there’ll be lots of Harley Davidson bikes and classic 1950s cars on show; Kabin Rock will play rock ‘n’ roll from the 1950s and 60s; bouncy castle and fairground games will feature alongside craft workshops, dulcimer demonstrations and textile activities as well as various performances. Come along, picnic on the lawns and relax. Before 5pm: included with gardens only admission (adults £7, concessions £5.50, children £4.50) After 5pm: adults £2, children £1 Here’s a small selection of summer events for children and families. Look on our website for more – www.american.museum.org • Thursday 21 July - 1 – 4pm. Princessses in Cars, Princes up a Tower – create a giant wall of film characters through sketching and collage. Frozen will be shown in the Stables at 2.30pm. Drop in, ages 3+.

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This retrospective marks the centenary of the birth of Kenneth Armitage (1916-2002), who was Head of Sculpture at Bath Academy of Art. On moving to the area he aspired to carve in Bath stone, however on seeing Brunel’s engineering achievements he decided to work in metal. He became one of the new generation of sculptors whose work responded to the anxieties of the arms race and the Cold War; at the 1952 Venice Biennale they were famously dubbed the ‘Geometry of Fear’ school. But Armitage never lost his sense of wonder at living things and their underlying structures, as is evident from the bronzes, plaster maquettes and drawings in this exhibition.

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Lunchtime exhibition tours: Every Thursday, 15 September to 10 November inclusive, 12.30-13.00. Free to Discovery Card and ticket holders.

A Room of their Own: lost Bloombury Interiors now until 4 September Victoria Art Gallery

It will be a mixed show of paintings, drawings, ceramics and sculptures plus an assortment of artistic treasures from 1910-20’s UK. • Thursday 28 July - 10am to noon. Fight Like a Jedi workshop - an exciting introduction to the art of stage ﬁghting. Booking essential, ages 8 +. £10. • Friday 29 July – 10am – noon. Young Artists: Animate! Use digital and animation software to bring your characters to life. Booking essential, ages 8 +. £10. • Thursday 4 August – 1 – 4pm. In A Galaxy Far, Far Away… a Star Wars celebration workshop. The ﬁrst Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope (PG) will be screened from 2.30 in the Stables. Drop in, ages 3+. American Museum in Britain, Claverton Manor, Claverton, Bath BA2 7BD Tel: 01225 823010

The show will be re-creating some famous Bloomsbury rooms with works by Duncan Grant, Vanessa Bell and Roger Fry – three of the most well-known artist of this era. Recognising that the only Bloomsbury Group decorative schemes to survive are at Charleston in East Sussex, this exhibition aims to recreate, as far as possible, several of the lost interiors on which Roger Fry, Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant worked in the ﬁ rst half of the 20th century. This exhibition reunites objects and paintings from private and public collections that have not been seen together for over 50 years.

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During the exhibition there will be talks and lunchtime exhibition tours held on Thursdays from 12.30-1.00pm, free to Discovery Card and ticket holders. www.victoriagal.org.uk

A history of American movie memorabilia and collectables Sat 19 March – Sun 30 October 2016 Claverton Manor, Bath BA2 7BD Tel: 01225 460503 enquiries@americanmuseum.org

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There is something for everyone this summer at Holburne Museum Stubbs and the Wild

25 June to 2 October 2016

Admission £10 | £9 Concessions (includes complementary audio guide) An exhibition of animal portraits, grand fantasies, and exquisite prints and drawings by renowned British wildlife painter George Stubbs (1724-1806).

Linda Brothwell: The Missing

6 August 2016 to 2 January 2017

On The Table | Free In our latest On the Table commission, this pioneer of contemporary British craft skills will create a playground of textures and colours in stone, wood and metalwork in response to the most intricate works in the Holburne Museum’s collection.

A Handful of Dust

Georgian Pastels from the Permanent Collection FREE Until 6 November 2016 UP LATES AT THE HOLBURNE The last Friday of the month, 5-9pm Holburne Up Lates are an invitation to socialise with friends and be inspired by art. Relax with drinks, light bites and music in the Café, and explore the Museum after hours.

Friday29 July 2016 Friday 26 August 2016 Friday 30 September 2016

Summer Art Camp for 5-12 year olds 9am-4pm £38 per day (£20 discount for booking 5 consecutive days.) Days packed full of fun; creative activities inspired by the Museum’s collection and exhibitions, led by our experienced team of artists.

Monday 25 to Friday 29 July Monday 1 to Friday 5 August Monday 22 to Friday 26 August Booking is essential. To book Art Camp email learning@holburne.org, call us on 01225 388568 or book online at www.holburne.org/events/summer-art-camp

Evening Lecture John Hunter: Dr Jekyll or Dr Dolittle? Wendy Moore Thursday 7 July, 7pm

£10 (or £14 to include exhibition ticket redeemable until 2 October) Revered and feared in equal measure, John Hunter (1728-93) was the most famous surgeon in 18th-century London as well as the most notorious customer of the body-snatchers.

Saturday Art Club for 5-13 year olds

A maverick medical pioneer and inspiring teacher, he was also a tireless naturalist who kept exotic animals, experimented on living creatures and created a unique anatomical collection of almost 14,000 specimens, covering 500 different species.

£10 Sgrafﬁto Art Explore miniature carved scenes in the Museum and come up with your own scratch-art interpretation using oil colours.

A friend and patron of George Stubbs, Hunter would ultimately advance views on the origin of species which anticipated Charles Darwin. Café and Stubbs and the Wild exhibition open from 6 to 7pm

9 July 10.30am-12.30pm

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Adult Workshop Animal Drawing With Sally Muir

Saturday 16 July, 10.30am – 4.30pm £50 (includes exhibition admission) To celebrate the Stubbs and the Wild exhibition, join artist Sally Muir, and her dog Lily, for a day of discovering how to capture mood and movement when drawing from the live animal. Charcoal and pencils will be provided and paper will be available at cost price. Please bring a sketchbook and any specialist materials you might like to use and come for a day of exciting and unpredictable drawing.

Tea Time Talk George Stubbs and the Menageries Caroline Grigson Wednesday 13 July, 3 to 4pm

£7 (or £11 which includes one exhibition admission ticket redeemable until 2 October) Caroline Grigson, author of the recently published and highly acclaimed Menagerie, the History of Exotic Animals in England will recount the stories of the various animals imported from overseas, both privately owned and in commercial menageries, which George Stubbs drew and painted – how they came to be in England, the interest they excited, and what happened to them in subsequent years. Caroline is a zoologist; after retiring as curator in the Museums of the Royal College of Surgeons she was appointed an honorary professor at the UCL Institute of Archaeology. There will be a book signing after this event. Full listings can be found www.holburne.org The Holburne Museum,Great Pulteney Street Bath BA2 4DB FREE Admission Monday to Saturday 10am to 5pm | Sunday and Bank Holidays 11am to 5pm

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What's On In Bath Handel, Elgar, Vaughan Williams and Parry through to the arrangers of today, Rutter, Chilcott and Sir David Willcox. Add to that melodies from Lionel Bart, Elton John and the Beatles to guarantee something for everyone to enjoy. James Scott will play the Abbey Organ and also appearing will be the Bath Good Afternoon Choir conducted by Francis Faux. The concert compere is the 784th Mayor of Bath, Cllr Bryan Chalker, who will be marking the closing of his year of office. 7.30pm Price: £10 Under 16'S £5 26 May Macbeth The Lord Chamberlains Men Botanical Garden's, Royal Victoria Park 7.30pm Price: Adult £14.50, Child £8.50

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Make the most of the summer holidays with First West of England Schools out for summer, and there's never been a better time to get out and about by bus with the family!

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First West of England is bringing back it's popular £10 family ticket deal throughout July and August to help people make the most of its local bus network. The Family West of England Day ticket covers travel across Bristol, Bath & North East Somerset, North Somerset, South Gloucestershire and the west of Wiltshire for up to ﬁve people (max two adults). It can be used on any First bus in the area as many times as you like in one day and reduced from it's normal price of £15 it's amazing value for a day out.

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You could head out to Bristol, Wells, Weston-super-Mare or anywhere across the region plus use it to get in and out of town, travelling together and saving money.

In Bath it's just £4 for unlimited travel while across the West of England it's £7 (when bought on mticket). Plus the great news is 5-15 year olds get 50% discount and 16-21 year olds/students get 30% off all adult prices.

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If you're heading on a day out but not in a group you can still get great value with a range of day tickets. In Bath it's just £4 for unlimited travel while across the West of England it's £7 (when bought on mticket). Plus the great news is 5-15 year olds get 50% discount and 16-21 year olds/ students get 30% off all adult prices. Catch the bus, catch a great deal with First West of England this summer. For more information and t & c's log onto www.ﬁrstgroup.com/WestofEngland. Tickets are available to buy on the bus and via First Bus mobile ticketing app (search for M-tickets in the app store).

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GET OUT THERE! DOWNLOAD THE APP OR BUY ON BUS. *Allows group between 2 and 5 people (maximum 2 adults) unlimited travel for one day on all services in the West of England at any time. No proof of ID needed. Available from the driver or on our mTicket app (search First Bus mTicket in your app store). The ticket offer ends on 31st August.

health and beauty

Summer Glow

Get beach ready from head to toe with some of our favourite summer inspired products.

By Maya Marshall Maya is a freelance Makeup Artist and Beauty Editor based in London www.mayamakeup.com

Haircare

1. ECRU Sea Clean Shampoo (£14) this mild, gentle, daily cleanser will rejuvenate your hair and perfect for all hair types. Get beach ready with 2. Alterna Bamboo Beach range (from £21). This limited edition collection is essential for sexy, healthy summer hair. The range provides vital UV protection while combating the damaging effects of the sun, pool & saltwater. Add beach waves with 3. Nicky Clarke Diamond Shine Hair Styling Wand (£34.99) with infrared technology penetrates the hair, drying from the inside out, which preserves moisture and protects against cuticle damage, for healthier, shinier curls.

Bodycare

4. Yon-ka Phyto-Gel Exfoliant (£39) cleanse your skin with this gel with a ﬁne soothing foam gently cleans and exfoliates dead skin cells and rough spots. 5. Green People Nurture Body Lotion (£21) will hydrate and restore your skin. 6. Nip + Fab Shimmer Leg Fix (£9.99) this skin-softening hydra-cream moisturiser with subtle golden shimmer for luminous and touchably smooth legs.

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Skincare

7. Yon-ka Guarana Scrub (£32.50) this triple action instant radiance scrub: purifies, polishes, and invigorates. 8. Superfacialist Vitamin C+ Skin Renew Cleansing Oil (£10.99) this ultimate cleansing leaves your skin fresher, more revived skin starts with this unique lightweight cleansing oil. Infused with Vitamin C and nourishing Olive, Grapeseed and Rosehip oils. 9. Yon-ka Hydra N°1 Cream (£49) is perfect for dehydrated, dry or sensitive skin. The long-lasting hydrating power is complemented by its rich oilrestoring, repairing, soothing and anti-aging ingredients which protect the skin against environmental factors, allowing it to restore its essential balance. 10. Clarins Radiance-Plus Golden Glow Booster (£19) Add radiance and a healthy glow to your daily skin care routine. Mix the self tanner with any day or night cream to add an extra self-tanning benefit to all of the hydrating, anti-ageing and firming action.

Makeup

Add a kiss of sun to your complexion while caring for your skin with Clarins Sunkissed Summer Make-up Collection, create an instant touch of gold for a natural radiant sunkissed glow. 11. Ombre Iridescente (£18) waterproof Cream eyeshadows in four summer shimmering shades. 12. Summer Bronzing & Blush Compact (£30) Instantly brightens the complexion and provides a perfectly natural even tan. It contains two matte bronzing shades – copper beige and sun-drenched beige – a golden tint and an apricot blush tone to bring out the radiance in all skin tones. 13. Instant Light Lip Comfort Oil (£19) a lip care treatment infused with all the power of plant oils to nourish and enhance your lips' natural beauty. 14. Fix' Make-Up (£23) light and refreshing mist that sets makeup and gives longerlasting hold. Enriched with aloe vera and allantoin, it instantly moisturises and soothes the skin.

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I need a hero... Bath's Virtual Complementary Health Clinic Your Directory Of Health Professionals

“This team, this family, this network. It is not just about us. This is about the people of Bath & surrounding areas having a team they can fully trust in and feel part of. Without you our businesses wouldn't be possible. We thank you for that & want to help you feel your best”

Owen Morgan Founding Director of The Bath Health Heroes Owen Morgan Massage Therapy and Owen Morgan Personal Training www.owenmorganmassagetherapy.co.uk I provide Deep Tissue Massage, Biomechanics, Personal Training and Fitness Classes.

Kimberley Murray

Tom Shrubsole

Sarah Clark

www.kimberleymurray.com/pt_coaching

www.vo2ﬁtnessbath.com

www.mariposacoaching.co.uk

KimFit – Personal Training What I offer

KimFit isn’t just a training programme, it’s a meaningful lifestyle change. Beneﬁt from my experience working with elite athletes to improve performance and my own experiences as an elite athlete. It’s a unique opportunity. No need for a gym membership, babysitter or long commute. I come to you or we train using the great outdoors! One2one support from an international athlete who understands about getting results and staying motivated.

Why Bath Health Heroes?

I am a new and proud Bath Health Hero. I joined because I recognise that working in a community of professionals is a beneﬁcial to both my business and my clients. The Heroes are a fantastic bunch of experts in their ﬁelds who I can learn from and who support me and I them.

Interesting fact about me.

I have represented GB in both a summer (athletics) and a winter (skeleton) sport and am targeting the 2022 Winter Olympics

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VO2 Fitness Bath - Personal Training What I offer

I recognise that lots of people want to become fitter and healthier but can't, or don't want to do it in a gym environment, So I come to you and work with you in your own home or a suitable place nearby. I work with people of all ages, abilities and fitness levels using a huge range of exciting techniques and equipment. My sessions are fun, challenging and specific to your personal goals whatever they are!

Why Bath Health Heroes?

I joined the Heroes to be part of a wider network of trusted health professionals. VO2 Fitness Bath has a community focus and wants to reach out to as many people as possible who want to become ﬁtter and healthier.

Interesting fact about me.

I work as a full time Paramedic with the Ambulance Service in Bath as well as running VO2 Fitness Bath.

Sarah Clark Mariposa Coaching What I Offer

I offer cognitive behavioural and solution focused coaching to enhance wellbeing, performance and relationships in personal and working life. In addition to coaching for individuals and couples, I also run workshops in a range of subjects including stress and time management, interpersonal skills and parenting.

Why Bath Health Heroes?

I joined the Bath health heroes team as my vision has always been to work collaboratively with other therapists to offer a holistic package, inclusive to all. I Can't imagine a stronger more dedicated, supportive team.

Interesting fact about me.

I am a tribal fusion belly dance performer in my spare time!

Sarah Kelloway

Sue Judge

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Rooted Earth Therapies

Sue Judge Nutritional Therapy

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Bath Holistic Massage & Bath Pregnancy Massage

What I offer

What I Offer

My treatments include Aromatherapy, Holistic Massage, Indian Head Massage, Reiki and Chakra Energy Readings from The Practice Rooms in Bath. I also provide discount massage for anyone who works within the hospitality industry - more information is available on my website.

I have a diploma in nutritional therapy from CNM (Collage of Naturopathic Medicine) and am a full member of BANT (British Association of Nutritional Therapists). Working with clients from a functional medicine perspective brings together up to date science and environmental factors in order to expose the root cause of health issues, through tests and in-depth questionnaires; with the information I gather I can work with clients to devise a nutrition and lifestyle plan that is built around their speciﬁc goals.

Why Bath Health Heroes?

Interesting fact about me.

Anne-Marie Rose

Clare Turner

Daniel Kronenberg

www.roseholistictreatments.co.uk

www.cleansebyclare.co.uk

www.dkhypnotherapy.co.uk

I offer therapeutic massage for stress, anxiety and muscular pain. Having been a therapist for 9 years, I had a calling to help people from a very young age. My passion is to help people evolve physically, emotionally and spiritually in any way that I can.

I joined the Bath Health Heroes because I really wanted to be able to work alongside other therapists, and felt that by working together we could create a complementary health system that could help as many people as possible… and that’s what we have done! My interesting fact is that I have an amazing French Bulldog pup called Poco, and he is my world :)

Rose Holistic Treatments What I offer

I offer holistic massage and reﬂexology for women using a variety of aromatic waxes pre-blended with essential oils to meet clients various requirements. I have a particular interest in holistic therapies in relation to stress and I am keen to help carers take time for themselves and am pleased to offer discounted reﬂexology sessions to carers within the local area.

Facilitating of workshops both corporate and private.

Support and advice within a professional unit like the Heroes Team helps us all be the best we can be. Having a business family to enjoy our lives as independent professionals. We offer something for everyone. That is both beneﬁcial to all our clients and our referral network. I am a Level 2 Fitness instructor & ASA level 1 swim teacher

Clare Turner Nutrtional Therapy What I offer

I hold an Advanced Diploma in Holistic Nutritional Practice and Food Intolerance Testing from the College of Holistic Health and Nutrition. I take a Naturopathic approach to Nutrition. Naturopathic Nutrition is a holistic therapy which treats everyone as an individual, identifying and treating the cause of disease rather than suppressing the symptoms.

www.bathholisticmassage.com & www.bathpregnancymassage.co.uk

What I offer

I offer therapeutic and remedial massage, focusing on protecting, maintaining and restoring your health and helping you to relax. I believe in offering a holistic treatment not only helping to relieve aches and pains but also to offer time, space and support to encourage an overall sense of wellbeing. My specialism is pregnancy and post natal massage.

Why Bath Health Heroes?

I joined the Bath Health Heroes to be part of a team that fundamentally care about people’s health and wellbeing which is very important to me. The support network provided by the Bath Health Heroes family ensures that I can advise and refer clients to the best possible health professionals in Bath.

Interesting fact about me

My own pregnancy craving was gherkins, cheese and Nutella, altogether!

Daniel Kronenberg Clinical Hypnotherapy

What I Offer

Whether you want to quit smoking, overcome anxiety, improve conﬁdence, reduce weight or stress then hypnotherapy could be what you're looking for. This short term therapy aims to help you get the most out of life by initiating sustainable psychological changes.

Why Bath Health Heroes?

Being a self employed person I miss being part of something and having people to bounce idea's off of. I see clients who would beneﬁt from other therapies alongside my nutritional therapy so It is so great to refer these people to other members of Health Heroes.

I joined Bath Health Heroes to assist in creating a vibrant supportive team which can offer the best complementary heath care in the city. It's early days but we are all really excited to be working together in this wonderful endeavour.

Interesting fact about me.

When not at work I can often be found looking skywards - I'm a lifelong birdwatcher.

I strongly believe that taking the time to focus on our well being is the key to a happier and healthier existence and joined the Heroes to be able to team up with like minded colleagues so that we can work together to promote health and well-being within our local area and surrounds. I am a part-qualiﬁed baker and have won awards for my baking!

I have never seen Lord of The Rings or Harry Potter movies.

Interesting fact about me.

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Safeguarding Adults at risk of abuse Abusers can be anyone.

It could be someone you know or a stranger. It could be a relative, friend, neighbour, paid carer or volunteer.

Abuse can happen anywhere.

In your own home, in a care home, hospital or in a public place.

Abuse is not your fault - No one has the

right to abuse you. You may need help to make it stop. Please do not ignore your concerns and let the abuse continue.

Who to contact if you are concerned about being abused or about someone you know being abused? Tell someone you trust for example a member of your family, a friend or neighbour or contact Sirona care and health on 01225 396000 and they will help.

What happens next?

• The person you tell will listen to you, and will give you help and support to report the abuse to a social worker or police officer • They will help you stay safe and help ensure the abuse stops • Where necessary they will involve other professionals to investigate and protect you from further abuse • Professional advocates can be available to offer support if needed. All information you provide us with will be treated as confidential. There may be occasions when some information needs to be shared when it is in the best interest of the abused person, who will be informed if this needs to happen.

Helpful telephone numbers / websites: Sirona care & health:

01225 396000

Emergency Duty Team:

01454 615165 Police: 101 (999 in an emergency)

Action on Elder Abuse:

08088088141

www.bathnes.gov.uk/stopabuse Useful numbers if you are concerned about a child Child Care Duty Desk:

01225 396313

Southside Family Project:

01225 331243

Victim Support:

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property The housing market has seen a huge amount of change over the past few years, whether you are a first-time buyer, down-sizer, renter or landlord. With the referendum now settled, what can we expect from the local property market. We ask some local experts for their thoughts.

Carey Gilliland Madison Oakley With intermittent flashes of warmth recently, it would seem we might even get a bit of summer this year and the Bath property market has certainly stayed true to form on seasonal trends if our research into market figures is any judge. We have just released our May statistics report on our blog, with the usual comparisons included to our previous two months stats and several themes are worth highlighting as worthy of attention. Supply levels are rising as the weather warms up – I’m sure many buyers would feel this is not before time – and the last month has seen between 17% and 24% increase in total stock available.

David Mackenzie Carter Jonas 2016 is going to be an important year for the Bath housing market, whilst we find our feet from the impact of the referendum and the changes to stamp duty land tax. It is also an important year for Carter Jonas, celebrating our 5th anniversary in the city. Whilst numerous obstacles impede the property sector, Bath continues to go from strength to strength, drawing in a wide audience from all corners of the globe.

The year has started strongly, but as it continues, we will see that buyers’ criteria will become very specific in terms of size and location and we are already seeing buyers becoming more sensitive to pricing. In fact, we have seen one or two excellent properties become stale on the market because of being priced too high and left on the market for too long. Where pricing is correct, properties will continue to perform very well indeed. An example of this happened recently when we brought a beautiful property to the market at a sensible level.

Whilst numerous obstacles impede the property sector, Bath continues to go from strength to strength, drawing in a wide audience from all corners of the globe. The long term confidence in the city is seen continually, and wherever you look investment flows into all aspects of Bath. Large scale development companies are confident to be building the most new homes the city has seen in fifty years. The retail and leisure sectors have had recent investment from high profile corporate companies and pension funds. We have the first casino coming to the city, and The Gainsborough - a 5* Malaysian backed hotel and Spa has opened and is trading well.

Three weeks later it went to best and final offers, achieving considerably in excess of the guide price and going into a contracts race with two parties, getting the very best result possible for our clients, which is all we set out to do.

The electrification of the railway from 2017 will benefit Bath significantly, boosting the city not only as a tourist destination, but also as a commuter hub. A direct impact of this has and will continue to be seen in the city’s housing, retail, restaurant and hotel sectors, increasingly drawing interest from London centric investors, businesses and families. The tourist trade has recently seen Bath enter the top 10 UK destinations for visitor numbers.

Supported by a national network of 36 offices and 700 property professionals, our residential sales team are renowned for their quality of service, expertise, and the simply better advice they offer their clients.

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The market has however increased in pace at the same time. Average time on market has dropped by between 1% and 4% whilst there has been a 31% average decrease in mean selling times across price brackets. Lastly, the type of properties on the market has adjusted for the season (less flats by 2% and less terraced homes by 5% but more semis and detached). It would seem any Brexit fears have not affected the Bath market at present. I would suspect the incredibly low supply levels we have endured for many months mean that even a small increase in stock now is nowhere near enough to meet the pent up demand and we have certainly noticed a continuation in competitive offer scenarios. However, from tracking numbers of price reductions made over the last 6 months in Bath, overvaluing remains a key issue for owners to watch out for. Lastly, four quick tips below to use when you’re choosing agents this Summer; Check their Rightmove listings – not just for suitability for your property but also their general standard of presentation, photography, whether they overvalue/reduce prices a lot, how long their properties are on the market, what proportion of their stock is sold etc. Google just their company name – look for a summary of their activity & overall web presence. Find independent reviews – you might see some reviews come up in the results when you do tip 2. If not, go to Allagents.co.uk – it’s basically Tripadvisor for the property industry. Look at their window – would you be happy to see your property there? Walk into their office. How you are treated may be how your potential buyers are treated.

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Dan Jones Whiteley Helyar As anticipated from the success experienced in 2015, Spring 2016 has seen a hugely buoyant and busy market in Bath for Whiteley Helyar, with a record number of sales being agreed in both February and March compared to that of the last five years.

MoD sites transformed

On the Ensleigh site on Lansdown 240 new homes are due to be built, and on the Warminster Road developers wish to build just over 200 more. But the largest former MoD site in Bath is Foxhill near Combe Down. The plans are for up to 700 new homes, plus a school and community facilities. There’s even talk of cable cars into the city centre… Exciting!

The early part of the year saw the stamp duty tax rise for second home purchasers, with these buyers having to pay an additional 3% tax on the purchase price of a property, as well as the standard stamp duty which would be calculated in the usual way. This cast a degree of uncertainty over the Buy To Let/second home sector of the market, with many people expecting the prices of some central apartments and small houses to decrease (these being the more obvious and common properties bought by Buy To Let/second home buyers). The possibility was that the Vendors of these types of properties might have ended up absorbing the further expense that the purchasers would incur, in the form of accepting lower offers on their properties to try to encourage these investors/second home buyers to continue to commit to buying. We are delighted to report that we have witnessed no such change to this sector of the market after this stamp duty tax increase has taken effect, and the number of Buy To Let/second homes that are being sold has not dwindled, with prices continuing to remain high. Our most recent successful example of this occurred on the sale of a spacious one bedroom apartment that we were selling at the bottom of the highly popular Bathwick Hill. We received a total of 14 bids on this apartment within two weeks of marketing, 11 of which were made by Buy To Let investor/second home purchasers. With prices in the city centre, Widcombe and Bathwick generally continuing to rise, we can only expect a further influx of purchasers coming to Bath over the next couple of years in anticipation of the completed electrified rail line, casino, and major new homes developments in Lansdown and Combe Down to be completed. The introduction of so many affordable new homes coupled with further amenities on the old MOD Fox Hill site in Combe Down will be a welcomed sight to many aspiring to secure a step onto the property ladder in Bath. With so many different parts of the city now out of financial reach of first time buyers and first time sellers who are trying to upsize and make that leap to the next rung, the question is how long will this ‘property boom’ continue for, with the apparent slowing of the London market.

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Marcus Arundell HomeLets Our World Heritage treasures may be eternal, but the city around them is evolving faster than it has for decades. HomeLets, one of Bath’s leading lettings agencies, shares its view of what’s to come.

People are already living in this substantial multi-phase development along the south side of the river. It’s a whole new residential zone right next to the city centre which will eventually include around 3,000 homes, three parks, a primary school and commercial spaces. A development of this scale will change the shape and proportions of Bath, and at HomeLets we’re excited to be involved in the letting and management of a variety of different units. Indeed, we’re seeing a strong lettings market generally. Summer is usually a busy time, with many tenants moving in, others moving out and students changing accommodation. But there’s no doubt we’re seeing increased levels of demand – all part of a flourishing local economy and a bustling, expanding city.

Summer is usually a busy time, with many tenants moving in, others moving out and students changing accommodation. But there’s no doubt we’re seeing increased levels of demand – all part of a flourishing local economy and a bustling, expanding city. Bath’s Roman antiquities have seen a fair few changes since they were first constructed nearly 2,000 years ago. They’ve seen invasions from Anglo-Saxons, Danes, and finally the Normans. They’ve witnessed a messy medieval town transform itself into one of the wonders of the world, a Georgian city of unsurpassed elegance and spender. But the changes didn’t stop then, and they haven’t stopped now. In particular, three major developments will change Bath in powerful ways.

Here at HomeLets we have instigated our own set of changes. We have refreshed our brand and are excited to be launching this over the coming months. The truth is, even in a city as delightful as Bath, change has to take place or stagnation will ensue. Right now, the city’s housing stock is being infused with new life, just at a time when we need capacity most. These are certainly interesting times for the city and its residents.

London’s getting closer

As soon as next year, Paddington station will be around an hour from Bath Spa. Many people already commute, but you can be sure that many more will join them and once Crossrail is opened, it will be amazingly quick to get across London. We anticipate more people will want to move to Bath – bringing knock-on effects (higher rents and house prices, anyone?).

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The certain impact of Uncertainty by property Bath Building Society CEO and Chairman of the BSA, Dick Jenkins

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Which Estate Agent is right for you? Dick Jenkins, Chief Executive, Bath Building Society

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It would be easy to imagine that because serious buyers will usually get property details from all of the agents, it doesn’t much matter which one you choose, that they are all much of a muchness.

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2, Chemical element with symbol As and atomic number 33. (7)

3, Capital of the Bouches-du-RhĂ´ne department and second largest city in France (9)

4, In Greek mythology, he tried to escape from Crete by means of wings that his father constructed from feathers and wax. (6) 5, British gangster film starring Bob Hoskins and Helen Mirren, released in November 1980. The ---- Good Friday (4) 6, England's Joe Root, Jonny Bairstow and David Willey play for this county cricket club (9)

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