| Unofficial
message board & fan forum for Bath Rugby. |
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Bath Rugby website.
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fansite for Bath Rugby.
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| Abbey
Ales is the first and only brewery in the historic City
of Bath for over forty years. |
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| Adobe
Systems UK has been associated with Bath Rugby Club since
their triumphant 19-18 win over Brive in the 1998 Heineken
Cup Final held in Bordeaux. |
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| The
Star Inn is one of the cities oldest Hostelries and was
first licenced as a public house in 1760 when the entrance
was in Guinea Lane. Set amongst the splendour of Bath'
world famous architecture the pub provides a welcome escape
from the bustle of city life. |
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"...The
dining room is a whole floor of a Georgian building with
spectacular vaulted ceiling...Designer Curryhouse ...prices
are reasonable...food is well prepared and staff friendly
and efficient...you get your money's worth..."
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| The
Theatre Royal Bath is one of the oldest working theatres
in the country, right in the heart of the Georgian City
of Bath. |
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| Since
1881 Bath Choral Society has been a key part of Bath's
busy and varied musical life. Today, our choir is around
120 voices strong. We are enthusiastic amateur singers,
engaging professional soloists and orchestras for our
concerts who help us perform to a standard that maintains
our strong reputation. |
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| A
cosy and friendly pub dating back to the early 1770's. |
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| Bath
Camerata was formed early in 1986 by Nigel Perrin - one
of the original 'Kings Singers'. The choir achieved immediate
success by reaching the finals of the Sainsbury's Choir
of the Year competition. It has gone on to become the
foremost vocal group in the South-West and has continued
to achieve great success and critical acclaim both at
home and abroad. |
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The
'other football' club.
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| Royal
Bath & West of England Society stage a whole host
of events ranging from agricultural, motorcycle, and rural
craft shows to Conferences, countryside features &
extreme sports. |
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| In
the heart of the Georgian City of Bath, there is situated
a traditional Gentleman's club, one of the last in South
West England. |
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| Weekly
magazine that tells you what's on in Bristol and Bath. |
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| The
King's Arms was originally a 17th Century Coaching Inn.
Over the years the pub has gained a good reputation for
putting on live music, and is now considered one of the
best music venues in Bath and can boast some musical names
who have gone on to fame and fortune. |
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| This
Grade I Italian-style garden is famous for its tranquil
beauty and was the home of architect and landscape gardener,
Harold A. Peto from 1899 to 1933. This unique and romantic
hillside garden is characterised by steps, terraces, sculpture
and magnificent rural views. |
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| Avon
Valley Country Park has been develpoed for people to enjoy
the beautiful country valley and it's river setting only
4 1/2 miles from the centers of both Bristol and Bath.
From the moment you park your car you'll find plenty to
occupy the children. Our out door adventure playground
and junior assault course are favorites with kids of all
ages and guaranteed to burn up lots of energy! The park
itself is designed as a riverside trail which is well
marked with numbered signs. We provide you with information
about the animals, birds and plants that you'll see along
the way. |
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| Sally
Lunn, a young French refugee, arrived in England over
300 years ago. She began to bake a rich round and generous
bread now known as the Sally Lunn Bun. This Bun became
a very popular delicacy in Georgian England as its special
taste and lightness allowed it to be enjoyed with either
sweet or savoury accompaniments. Many attempts have been
made to copy our world famous Bun with little success. |
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| Welcome to the wonderful world of
Maize Mazes. |
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| The
Olive Tree Restaurant - The best place to eat in Bath
- The Times restaurants of the year. |
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| Entropy
is an alternative night club based in Bath, near Bristol
in the UK. Bath has many clubs, but few play the kinds
of music you'll find at Entropy. Basically, Jim and Mike
got fed up of having to travel to London and Bristol for
a good night out all the time. Although Discord (every
Thursday at Babylon) is good, it caters more towards the
Metal and Punk scene than Industrial and Goth, whilst
Exile - a monthly night, plays only Goth and Industrial.
We feel that Entropy fills a niche between the two, playing
more Industrial than Discord, but more 80s, dance and
Indie than Exile - just the way we like it. |
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| It
was an extremely successful year - 22 broadcasts on BBC
Radio 3, 3 standing ovations for World Music events, musicians
from 30 countries and audiences from almost as many, and
that's just scratching the surface. |
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| The
Green Park Brasserie occupies the old booking hall of
Green Park Station, built by the Midland Railway in 1870
and used jointly with the Somerset & Dorset Railway
from 1874, closed in 1966 and now magnificently restored.
It is located within a quarter of a mile of the city centre.
The Braz. is dedicated to serving quality food and wines
at reasonable prices in an informal yet professional style.
The ambience is warm, friendly and lively; the style of
cuisine Anglo-French.
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| Moles
Club and live-music venue at 14 George Street, Bath opened
on New Year's Eve 1978. This was at the end of the hectic
2 month re-vamp frenzy needed to transform the derelict
previous club (The Six of Clubs) into a veggie cafe by
day, and a live music venue by night. With a total starting
capital of only £1400 and £600 borrowed from
some friends to do all the work, it was some feat. At
its inception it was regarded by the cognoscenti of Bath,
as a welcome alternative to the glitzy, plastic nightclubs
that usually typified the 1970s. Founded upon a strong
live-music policy, along with the provision of real ale
and a more natural environment with plenty of wood finishes,
and an absence of "plastic" the club has expanded
and continued to develop over the years in an organic
fashion. The club now offers an excellent selection of
beers, lagers and spirits including of course a wide range
of bottled beers. It also boasts a 7 kilowatt, state-of-the-art
Bose/Thunder Ridge sound system. For those simply wishing
to have a drink and a chat the club has plenty of space
away from the band and dance floor, with an upstairs bar
area and two other rooms with plenty of seats and tables.
The club benefits from the recent re-fit of the loos,
when the next door building was bought and incorporated
into the club. This has meant more seating areas, and
a proper dedicated cloakroom big enough for a capacity
crowd. Still based around the original concept the club
has adapted to changing trends and tastes but manages
to retain the same relaxed, friendly and intimate atmosphere
it had in the beginning.
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| THE FISHWORKS EXPERIENCE IS
NOT JUST ABOUT RESTAURANTS Extraordinarily, within Europe,
the British, surrounded by seas teeming with fish, probably
understand less about seafood and its preparation for
the table than any other nation – our aim is to put
that right. FishWorks have a driving passion when it comes
to the enjoyment of the fruits of the sea – a pleasure
so exhilarating that we want to share it with everyone.
We believe that our distinctive approach to its preparation
and retail goes a long way to achieving this.With our
first restaurant gaining the Good Food Guide award ‘Best
Fish Restaurant 2000’ and all three of our outlets
independently winning a place in the new (2002) Good Food
Guide we are obviously not alone in this belief. FishWorks
venues feature a unique combination of traditional fishmonger,
Seafood Café and cookery school all under one roof,
creating a distinct atmosphere in which to eat, purchase
or learn about the preparation of the freshest fish and
seafood. |
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| Centrally
located, easy parking.Special lunchtime menu from £4.00
. Snacks ,vegetarian dishes, chilldrens ... |
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| A
pleasant and relaxing smoke-free atmosphere awaits you
at our city centre bistro. Polished elm floors, bright
continental prints, numerous plants and candles are all
elements of the warm and absorbing decor. Steve Smith,
the head chef and co-owner, is ably assisted by Paul Hearne,
who between them produce mouth-watering dishes cooked
to order from an exciting and varied menu. |
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page is intended for new customers and newcomers to Bath,
however, regulars to Tilleys may also find it of use.
The restaurant seats 56. The ground floor has seating
for 14, all non-smoking, and the basement 42, 24 for non-smokers
and 18 for smokers. For Lunch, we only offer a table d'hôte
menu (set menu) and we have found the average total spend
per head to be £9 - £10. Lunch 12.00 - 2.30
Monday to Saturday. Closed Sunday Lunch. In the Evening
we offer two A la carte menus (meat & fish or Vegetarian
& Vegan), the average total spend per head is between
£18 - £22. |
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| From
the moment you enter La Flamenca you will feel as though
you are in Spain. The Restaurant and Tapas Bar has authentic
decoration, furniture and tiles from Spain that creates
a warm hospitable atmosphere to enjoy some of Spains finest
cuisine. La Flamenca is the only authentic Spanish Restaurant
in Bath. Situated near to all of Bath's attractions it
is the ideal place to take a break or relax after a busy
day shopping or sightseeing. The restaurant is also ideal
for your pre or post theatre meal.
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| One
of the UK's most exciting combinations for food fanciers
opened it's doors last November in Bath. blinis is a natural
extension to the highly acclaimed Duke's Hotel & Fitzroys
Restaurant which opened in the City in May last year and
has enjoyed rave reviews since. Located a short distance
along the magnificent Great Pulteney Street from Duke's,
blinis is positioned overlooking the Weir below one of
Bath's central Landmarks; Pulteney Bridge. Robert Adam
was commissioned to design Pulteney Bridge and in homage
to Ancient Rome he modelled it on the Pont Vecchio in
Florence. |
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| Las
Iguanas is the sassiest Latin American venue, placing
as much emphasis on fun and value as on the best eats
and drinks in town. Spice up Your Life, why don’t
you? |
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| A
distinguished Restaurant in one of Bath's most historic
buildings, Beau Nash House. |
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| During
the day: Sun through the picture frame windows, the door
is open, the newspaper is fresh, the pastries are fresher,
the coffee fresher than fresh and you can sit back and
do what you need to do to unwind or windup. during the
night: the candles are lit, the lights are low, the music
is fresh or perhaps the poetry is underway, sit back listen
in to the live entertainment upstairs, or maybe downstairs
catch-up with friends; choose from the drinks list or
the coffee list, or the cakes list! |
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| Bath
is home to 18 great flat race meetings this year, with
a variety of weekday, weekend and evening fixtures. The
season kicks off on Monday 31st March. We are able to
offer superb raceday hospitality packages and be it a
conference, wedding, exhibition or private party provide
a unique venue for any occasion.We look forward to welcoming
you to Bath Racecourse this year and, be assured, we will
do everything we can to make your day special. |
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| Click-Cafe
is Bath's premier Cybercafe, providing high speed internet
access through our dedicated 2MB line. We provide a choice
of Macintosh and PC equipment, a comfortable environment
for mail, browsing, web work and on-line games.
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| American
Cuisine at The Firehouse Rotisserie. Recomended in The
Good Food Guide. |
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| Owner Tanbir Chowdhury BSc. (Hons.)
celebrating the continuing success of his family’s
culinary dynasty with The Maharaja Indian Restaurant at
North Parade, Bath. His father Aziz Chowdhury and late
uncle who opened first Maharaja Restaurant at 26 Upper
Borough Walls, on the same day Britain was decimalised
– February 15, 1971 have proved that innovation makes
a sensational restaurant. |
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| The
Rondo is a well equipped, comfortable studio theatre run
by a charitable trust. We are proud of the intimate, relaxed
atmosphere created by our volunteer staff. Every penny
of profit from our well stocked bar contributes to the
running of the building. We are unique in our programming
policy which celebrates the diversity of work being produced.
The programme consists of music, dance and drama of very
varied types to suit all ages and tastes. We welcome companies
who make regular returns, established companies visiting
for the first time, and encourage new companies both amateur
and professional and student groups. The affordable hire
rates of The Rondo make the venue accessible to all. For
us, as well as our audience, each season is full of surprises!
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| Stripes
& City MAD - the definitive Bath City website. Independent
news and stats. |
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| Enjoy
Driver Guided Tours of Bath, the Cotswolds, Stonehenge
and the west of England with John Steedman of The "FOLLOW
ME" Guided Tours Service. |
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| Welcome
to Bath Rugby Supporters' Club We aim to bring you the
latest information on the Club, its Functions and Social
Events. |
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| 500+pages;
Imagery by artists UK and Worldwide. |
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| The
Avon Valley Railway is more than just a train ride, offering
a whole new experience for some or a nostalgic memory
for others. It's a real treat for the whole family! The
AVR offers a four mile return train ride along the former
Mangotsfield to Bath Green Park branch of the old Midland
Railway, and the chance to see the gorgeous River Avon
Valley from an aspect that cars cannot reach. Based at
Bitton Station, midway between Bristol and Bath, this
former MR station has been painstakingly restored from
a derelict state to provide visitors with refreshment
and toilet facilities, a railway shop, a pleasant garden,
and outdoor seating. A wide variety of main line and industrial
steam and diesel locomotives can be viewed in the former
goods yard, along with carriages and wagons. |
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Bath
Magic
| Welcome
one and all to the Bath Magic UK web site. The main aim
of this site is to provide information about the monthly
Magic: The GatheringTM tournaments that are run here in
Bath and Bristol. |
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| Bath
Opera is one of the leading amateur Opera Groups in the
area, and we're always open to new members! |
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| Our
aim is to help you enjoy and make the most of your time
whilst in Bath and the West Country. We are a group of
30 qualified Blue Badge Tourist Guides registered with
the regional Tourist Boards and have 25 years of tour
guiding experience. We have a variety of backgrounds,
special interests and academic qualifications. We have
a wide range of expertise working with: walking and coach
tours, business visitors and conference groups, large
and small groups and individuals, school and student groups,
foreign speaking groups, special needs groups, special
interest groups. We can provide guides in the following
languages (subject to availability): French, German, Italian,
Portuguese, Spanish. We have guides who have developed
lectures and illustrated talks on Bath and unusual local
topics of interest. |
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| Experience
the highly acclaimed tour on foot as you walk through
the ancient and mystical streets of the Roman City of
Bath. Our experienced guides have been thrilling visitors
to Bath since 1974 with the real-life stories of macabre
goings-on, hauntings and the tragic events of yester-year. |
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Pulteney
Cruisers
| River
Boat Trips from Pulteney Bridge in the historic City of
Bath. |
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Robins
Cinemas
| The
Robins Cinema, Bath is located in St. John's place (between
Saw Close and Monmouth Place) next to the stage door of
the Theatre Royal. |
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| Here
you will find information about the Bath Spa Band - details
of forthcoming concerts, and information on how to join. |
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| We
are a Cotswold Morris Dance group, distinguished by a
red belt and baldric over a white shirt and trousers.
The red baldric bears the symbol of Chaucer's Wyf of Bath
on the front and rear, surrounded by a yellow rosette. |
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| The
Prince of Wales is a freehouse with a good selection of
traditional ales and lagers, including samples from local
breweries. The Inn is not only a well known for its good
beer but has an enviable reputation for the high quality
of its food. |
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| Situated
just a short taxi ride (2 ½ miles) from Bath city
centre, the Packhorse Inn nestles in the centre of the
idyllic country village of Southstoke. Even to the most
casual observer descending the steep hill from Bath through
the little village of Southstoke the charming pub clinging
to the hillside is an old one. In fact the present building
of the Pack Horse Inn is in excess of 500 years old. The
story of the old bath stone building begins at least 700
years ago with the building of a priory in Southstoke.
As was the custom the monks built a guesthouse or hostelry
to provide shelter with food and drink for travellers
and pilgrims. In 1489 the Pack Horse was rebuilt with
two fair chambers upon the ground floor and the same upon
the first. Curiously the house was, and still is, divided
by a passage way through its middle that leads to the
church, but it was not until 1647 that anyone thought
to put up a door to keep out the draughts. |
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| Flan
O'Briens as we know it today was first Licensed in 1793
as the "Falstaff Tavern". It was built around
1780/1781 and as with most property within the old city
walls belongs to the "Mayor, Alderman and Citizens
of Bath", or as we know them today, Bath & North
East Somerset Council. It has had many names over the
last couple of hundred years including "The Birdcage,
The Bristol Tavern, The County Wine Vaults, The Albion
and Lavis". The current gents toilets were once a
public lavatory and some might say still are, but this
is where the "Lavis" came from. It has always
being a town centre pub and over the years we have managed
to avoid the fate of many other once fine city pubs i.e..
Nacho's and designer bottled fizz and dodgy euro pop.
Though out our time here we have endeavoured to keep Flan's
as a real city Boozer, some what of an endangered species
in these parts. |
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| Situated
in the centre of the beautiful Roman City of Bath. We
are open for lunch from mid-day to 2.30 and for dinner
from 6.00 till 10.30 7 days a week. Your hosts Nunzio,
Franco, and Luigi offer a true Italian night out - with
a menu to suit all, professional continental service staff,
Italian wine list and the right music all adds up to a
memorable night out for all. So whatever the occasion
- business lunch, family dinner or romantic evening -
Martini Ristorante is the ideal place for entertaining.
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| This
is one of Bath’s better-kept secrets and tends to
be a favourite haunt of the Bath locals. Once discovered
however it is seldom forgotten. The restaurant is housed
in an old Bath stone warehouse and set back from Broad
Street up the cobbled passage, The Moon and Sixpence has
the unique advantage of a city centre location with the
benefit of tranquility and seclusion away from the city
crowds. Its the perfect place to eat out in Bath, there
really is something for everyone, a casual Bar / Bistro
area, outside dining with table service if required and
a top class restaurant under the care of head chef and
director Kevin King. A talented team of young professionals
work with Kevin to offer lunch and dinner 7 days a week
throughout the year. The style of cuisine is broadly speaking;
modern International and the overall feel is one of relaxed
professionalism. |
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| Highly
acclaimed by the Michelin, AA and Good Food Guides The
small privately owned restaurant specialises in modern
English cuisine, the menus reflecting the changing seasons
by using only the freshest local produce. A small team
of experienced staff provide friendly and unobtrusive
service. Enjoy a leisurely lunch or dinner in the bright
and airy restaurant or privately in one of the vaulted
dining rooms.
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| It
is invidious to name names but we have eaten at many of
the restaurants listed in this brochure. We have often
been delighted and very rarely disapointed. Only three
criticisms/suggestions: more organic fare please, support
local food producers - and fight the daft council parking
restrictions which, at night, make eating out something
of a challenge. |
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| Les
Routier Restaurant of the year 1998. Rajpoot Tandoori
Indian Restaurant Rajpoot House 4 Argyle Street Bath Somerset
BA2 2BA. |
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The
Bladuds Head
| Named
after the Legendary founder of Bath, and sited in the
pretty village of Larkhall, the pub offers a warm welcome
in its two Bars, or enjoy a drink outside in the front
and rear Gardens. A choice of five lagers, traditional
cider and up to six real ales are on offer, making The
Bladuds Head the most popular free-house in the area.
Dating back to 1858, our country inn is home to several
Associations, one being the Bath Muzzle and Historic Breech
Loaders, who hold all their meetings at the Pub.
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| In
a world of themed experiences we invite you to savour
something original, a relic from a time before men in
suits decided beer had to get served in funny shaped bottles
we have this theory that a good pub's more than the sum
of its authentic horse brass and computer programmed music.
mainly it's about people, but a good pint goes a long
way too. |
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| The
Weston Mummers perform a traditional seasonal play in
and around Weston village, Bath. Our main performance
is in the week before Christmas (usually on the Friday)
and our circuit also includes some of the nearby villages. |
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| Without
a doubt, Windows is the funkiest venue in town, as well
as being the most diverse - especially now we have our
new paint job.We host an enormous variety of dance, theatre,
music, circus and other visual art. In addition, we have
regular workshops. |
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| A
unique, informative and hugely entertaining way to see
the beautiful, historic city of Bath .... up close and
personal ! Pass all the popular sites whilst journeying
right through the centre of the City - into tucked away
corners where none of the tour buses can go - with your
personal guide who has lived in Bath for more than forty
years!
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I
gained experience as a public speaker in my years as
a colour consultant from 1988 to 1994. Following the
successful completion of a City & Guilds course
in Print & Radio Journalism in 1994, I was community
correspondent for Bath's Evening Chronicle until 1996.
During this time period I also undertook a Higher National
Diploma in Community Arts. The first production of 'The
Homecoming' was my final project on the course. Since
that time, I have had the pleasure of performing 'The
Homecoming' and my other productions to many sections
of the community. 'The Homecoming' has been a way of
raising funds and awareness for various charities, and
has been performed as part of Bath's Fringe Festival
for two years running. The original sell-out performance
of 'Thanks for the memory' involved a local cast, but
has now been re-written as a one woman show. I have
taken my 'Tea Rose' and 'A New Look' to an ever increasing
number of venues, including Luncheon Clubs, Fellowship
Groups, TWGs and WI meetings, Nursing homes, sheltered
housing and private celebrations. These productions
are well recieved by both men and women, young and old.
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Bath
Fringe
| Bath
Fringe is a cooperative of audience members, event promoters
and artists, and an umbrella title for seventeen days
of events in all the artforms we can muster. Over the
past few years this has generally come to around 150 different
events plus a highly-visible visual arts programme all
over the city. We try hard to keep ticket prices reasonable
and to create & promote free events. Most events are
not managed or paid for by the Fringe Committee itself:
they come to you from enthusiasts for the artforms and
artists involved and you can't get a better recommendation
than that. |
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| "Bizarre
Bath is weird and wonderful, poking fun at the more excentric
elements of the city, as well as using passers-by in an
enormously entertaining piece of street theatre. It's
the brainchild of entertainers Noel Britten and JJ who
have taken their renowned acts all over the world, and
who now provide an evening show that is unique to Bath.
On the evening I was there, a group of about 50 people
- comprising locals, tourists, day trippers and passers-by
- had assembled at the Huntsman Inn for the start of the
walk. Not that you have to do much walking. It's more
of a gentle stroll, interrupted by moments of lunacy.
It is clear that the tours great success depends much
on the presenter's interplay with the audience and the
often bemused passers-by." |
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| Demuths,
the only vegetarian restaurant in the beautiful Georgian
city of Bath has been quietly making a name for itself
for the past fifteen years creating innovative pure vegetarian
and vegan food. |
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Here you'll find everything
you need to keep you on or off road. Our website it
backed by a real bike shop in Bath and a dedicated team,
ready to answer any questions you may have.
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| Bath
Ales brewery is situated between Bristol and Bath and
is just one of several independent micro-breweries that
have been created in recent years. However, unlike many
new enterprises, we were able to draw upon a long and
varied heritage of craft brewing experience, an ideal
preparation for establishing ourselves. |
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| Pastiche Bistro began in 1997 in Stafford,
the brainchild of Managing Director, John Ashmore and
Director Chef, Brian Woods. The Stafford site began as
a humble coffee shop but deciding to experiment with evening
trade we worked on our simple idea of good food at affordable
prices and the Pastiche concept was born. We devised a
menu based on £5.00 for a three course lunch menu
and £10.00 for a three course dinner menu and have
never looked back. This price led concept runs throughout
the group although some sites are £5.00 for a two
course lunch and £10.00 for a two course dinner,
this is dependant on its location. |
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La
Tasca
| La Tasca has been described as being“so
authentic that you won’t find anything better in
Spain”. |
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| Best Laid Plans is located in the
Georgian town of Bradford on Avon, Wiltshire. The business
is owned and run by Clare Barker and staff. It comprises
of two parts - a shop selling goods and gifts and a planning
service for all special occasions. |
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| Bath's first Indonesian restaurant
is situated in the heart of the City of Bath and offers
a unique dining experience focusing on Indonesian cuisine.
A friendly and efficient service and a relaxed atmosphere
make Java Restaurant the ideal choice for a quick lunch
or an evening out sharing food with family and friends.
Our commitment is to provide delicious Indonesian and
Far-Eastern food made with the best ingredients and seasoned
with authentic flavours. We wish you happy dining and
good health! |
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| The Swan Inn at Kingsdown – between
Corsham and Bathford – is a friendly, family Country
Inn that has built a reputation for consistently delivering
high standards in food and accommodation. As a team, we
ensure our guests and regular customers have an enjoyable
experience every time they visit us. Our local customers
are families and friends who relax in a social atmosphere,
enjoying their choice from a range of traditional ales,
lagers and wines – in front of a log fire during
the winter months. With en-suite bedrooms, our guests
can choose a traditional or continental breakfast and
many decide to join us for lunch or dinner. The Chef,
David Beazer, offers a mouth-watering choice of home cooked
dishes – including vegetarian meals – and makes
sure that the Daily Specials reflect seasonal produce.
Whatever your taste in food, you will find the choice
of starters, main courses and desserts to be very tempting
indeed. Dating back to the end of the 18th Century, the
Swan Inn is only five miles from Bath, yet it is surrounded
by the most wonderful countryside. There are spectacular
views over the tranquil Box valley from the bar, restaurant
and terraced gardens and, nearby, flow the River Avon
and the Kennet & Avon Canal. |
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| Pasta Galore Restaurant is situated
in the historic city of Bath, close to the world famous
Theatre Royal. It's association with the Theatre goes
back for many years, with the restaurant being the chosen
venue for many an after show meal. Pasta Galore, as the
name implies, serves some of the most amazing dishes from
Italy, all featuring freshly made pasta, which is produced
on the premises every day. They also have a small range
of Italian dishes which do not include pasta, including
pizzas and risottos. Pasta Galore is the brainchild of
two sisters, Celia and Jessica, who have owned and managed
the restaurant for some time. Whilst the meals served
are of the highest quality, so to is the service and general
ambiance of an eatery which has become one of the places
to visit. |
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| Bath Narrowboats are an established
boat hire business on the Kennet and Avon Canal based
near the delightful city of Bath. Bath Narrowboats specialise
in day trips, cruising the Kennet & Avon Canal from
Bath to Bradford-on-Avon either on The John Rennie, Bath's
most luxurious floating restaurant or on our day boat,
Avon. Bath Narrowboats offer a full range of function
options from wedding receptions to business luncheons,
from themed cruises to educational trips, all whilst enjoying
the beautiful countryside that surrounds the Kennet &
Avon Canal. Bath Narrowboats also the only boatyard in
Bath and offers the full range of services, including
Diesel, Pump-out, Calor Gas, Fresh Water, Elsan Disposal,
Boat Safety Surveyor, Painting and Blacking, Full Time
Engineers and Call Out Service. |
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| The Fox & Badger Inn is an intimate
16th Century pub set in one of Somerset's most picturesque
villages but just six miles from the centre of Bath -
a ten minute drive. |
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Entertaining
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| We provide a dazzling array of entertainment
for corporate and private events selected from our extensive
database of quality acts. Anything is possible - music
for all occasions, cabaret, speakers, circus, speciality
and themed entertainment |
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| This early 14th Century Tithe Barn
is licensed for civil weddings. It makes a wonderful setting
for Wedding Receptions or any other special occasion.
A patio and pleasant garden provide a place to sit or
take a stroll. |
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| Fun! That's exactly what we're about...
At Funtastic! we have made it our mission in life to provide
Fun with a capital F - we all need it! We totally believe
that 'laughter is the best medicine' and we've got all
the choice remedies in sto | |
