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Museum Island

September 14, 2019

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We have the perfect place to create a museum island, accessible by the the water with view over the river.

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Remembering the Bath Cable Car

A few years ago there was a proposal for a cable car for Bath. It never took off but I still think it could have been a novel idea for city transport. Urban cable cars exist in many cities and provide the extra needed transport for hills. It would be good if another project such as this was considered.

Bibliothèqueness a repository for knowledge and friendship

The lockdown has had a profound impact on our lives. One of those impacts has seen people return to reading books. Yes print books. Not only for reading, but they have also featured heavily as video conferencing backdrops. With the library shut people have taken to putting out read books on the street and swapping them with their neighbours. Thus the demise of the book is much over rated. Not only does it sweep you away from every day life, it encourages hope and brings neighbourly communication. With our town of books that has new bookshops and those specializing in second-hand and antiquarian books we are placed to expand this and our libraries. Montmorillon, a town for book enthusiast in France is a place that embodies the literary world. So with this I look to the future and see the internet dominated by pictures of amazing libraries both new and old. They are architecturally amazing and hold such knowledge. Bath has such opportunity to create a library to sparkle in th

Elizabeth Park Showcasing Industrial Heritage

The new Elizabeth Park was opened in Bath 26 July 2019. Amazing to see a new park created. The park is situated by the river and showcases artwork about the industrial heritage of Bath. The unique waterside 'scoop' has a dual purpose, a public amphitheatre and for sustainable flood management. It is easily accessible for all. Pleasure Gardens were fashionable in the 18th Century and Bath has the potential to create a new wave of excitement through the addition of new parks and existing parks. Lets lead the way to a new kind of city.

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