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Limited edition prints available: more info here. Or drop into PencilTree studio at 5 Cleveland Terrace, Walcot Street Bath. More of Paul’s work at Saatchi Gallery

Nice visit this morning from map collector John Hancox, who is decluttering and kindly delivered a selection of relevant historic local maps to the door. Based on surveys from the 1880s showing buildings, springs, field boundaries, antiquity sites and trigpoints … Continue reading →

We were delighted to welcome the West of England Nature Partnership (WENP) and guests last week for a day-long workshop on social prescribing. The group included occupational and mental health therapists, psychiastrists and social workers and representatives of nature and … Continue reading →

We are wind stealers, sun thieves, We are Reapers of Light. We claw in each whisper we harvest the light. We build up a store To hold fast, when the night, falls hard on our greed and puts wisdom to … Continue reading →

Thanks for all input to the preliminary wind array consultation, which is now closed. We’ll publish a summary of overall results shortly and share it with the local authority. You’re still welcome to contact us by email with any comments … Continue reading →

Thanks to TheWeekIn, which circulates 16,000 copies in Keynsham, for a thoughtful write-up on the wind array trial – see p13. The consultation will run to 13 Nov; then we’ll take stock.

The prototype wind vane installation on Kelston Roundhill is performing well in present weather, although they’re still not yet connected to the farm irrigation system and the Old Barn. We’re still in B&NES’ pre-planning advice process about the renewables installation. … Continue reading →

This painting Early Evening Above Richens Orchard by Peter Brown, with Kelston Roundhill top right, is one of several being auctioned for the benefit of the local hospital – more info here.  http://bathartistsstudios.co.uk/project/fundraising-auction/

Photo by Jon Hamp, via Instagram