Campaigners expect hundreds of thousands of people to march today

Avon and Somerset police constable Adrian 'Adge' Secker became beat officer in 2008 when confidence in the police was low and community relations poor

Dozens of users have criticised the North East Somerset politician for 'peddling misinformation'

It will be naturally treated and heated using the latest technology with a 25-metre pool, children's splash area, pavilion and cafe

Fans have said they were gutted to miss the chance to meet the singer-songwriter

The famous market will not go ahead this year

'Everyone is so proud of you', the five-year-old was told as she crossed the finish line on Great Pulteney Street

A huge campaign saw the pub being bought back from the developer

'The decision to remove the statue should have been made democratically a long time ago'

Plucky four-year-old 'just went straight in and settled straight into the classroom', according to her mum

Wera Hobhouse has taken the Bath seat from the Tories

The burger joint has been around for a long time in Bath

It put a smile on the face of a 36-year-old rough sleeper

The good samaritan spent his day off work giving back to the community

Laura Deas joins her on the podium at her first Games

She said he sounded like a pupil coming up with excuses as to why they hadn't done their homework

Bath was transformed into a winter wonderland for the film

The community has stepped up to help after MPs rejected Marcus Rashford's campaign

The local authority has announced a major U-turn on transport policy

The Liberal Democrats have won 41 seats

The cathedral is opening its doors to the public who'll be able to find out more about archaeologists' discoveries

She trains at the city's university

Hester Poole says all disabled people are affected by the issue

The Liberal Democrat MP for Bath said Boris should have gone months ago

This is the 17th year the amphibians have been protected by the closure of Charlcombe Lane

Find out what percentage of your constituency has signed the petition

Residents have suggested the chalets could shelter rough sleepers from the bitter cold

“No parking locally here? That would be a disaster for the shops.”

B&NES is planning to take "a new approach to addressing the issues of traffic and transport in Bath"

Dan Stern wants The Fish Shop to provide service and quality which is superior to what's on offer in supermarkets

The visit was organised as part of Amnesty International's Football Welcomes weekend

"No other leader in any other organisation would be allowed to continue after law-breaking on this scale."

Find out how Eboni Beckford-Chambers balances working a full day at a law firm with training as a player

These campaigners are making their way around the city, covering up the holes in the roads with compost and pansies

Thousands flocked to see the pop star in the centre of Bath

Permission for the barriers is set to expire at the end of December

Nothing is confirmed just yet

You might have noticed them this morning

If you Google PTSD and look at the images, that isn’t me

The Parliamentarian is a fierce critic of Professor Breakwell and higher education leaders' pay

‘Historic night’ as first BAME councillors elected in 20 years

"He was a truly promising young player whose love for the game was clear for us all to see"

Avon and Somerset police constable Adrian 'Adge' Secker became beat officer in 2008 when confidence in the police was low and community relations poor

Chancellor Jeremy Irons, vice-chancellor Professor Susan Rigby, the mayor and drama students all attended

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