Tag: Bath

Pulse of Europe and Flag Fiesta Day, Sunday 3rd December, 2 PM, meet at Bog Island (Terrace Walk)

November 28, 2017

Join us for the final Pulse of Europe of this year – our tenth! Bath will be bustling with the Christmas Market in full swing so we will meet at Bog Island (Terrace Walk) instead of our usual meeting place. Please bring your voices and flags – EU and Union Jacks. Don’t forget your bells … More Pulse of Europe and Flag Fiesta Day, Sunday 3rd December, 2 PM, meet at Bog Island (Terrace Walk)

Video of ‘Brexit: What the Hell Happens Now?’ Ian Dunt in conversation with Celia Brayfield

November 20, 2017

Whether you heard political journalist Ian Dunt, author of the book ‘Brexit: What the Hell Happens Now?’  in conversation with author, journalist and university lecturer Celia Brayfield live on 15th November or not, you’ll want to watch and hear their thought-provoking conversation on YouTube. Please subscribe to the Bath for Europe YouTube channel to see … More Video of ‘Brexit: What the Hell Happens Now?’ Ian Dunt in conversation with Celia Brayfield

More outstanding Dutch jazz on 27th November, 20:00 – 22:30, Widcombe Social Club

November 17, 2017

Let’s celebrate what makes European culture so rich and varied! Hot on the heels of the fantastic ICP Orchestra gig earlier this month, Nod Knowles & All of the Above has another Monday evening of fantastic Dutch jazz on offer. KAPOK – the exceptional, unusual Dutch trio consisting of guitar, French horn and drums – … More More outstanding Dutch jazz on 27th November, 20:00 – 22:30, Widcombe Social Club

‘Brexit: What the Hell Happens Now?’ author Ian Dunt inspires Bath audience

November 16, 2017

‘Brexit: What the Hell Happens Now?’ is the question asked by both Remainers and Leavers as frustration with the current situation grows. It’s also the title of the book by top political journalist Ian Dunt, a regular contributor to the BBC, Sky News and national press, who was in Bath on 15th November to discuss … More ‘Brexit: What the Hell Happens Now?’ author Ian Dunt inspires Bath audience