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Richard Wyatt, Director, bathnewseum.com news blog. Bath Magazine Column, Podcaster, Presenter & Journalist. MA/BA Hons. Married & lives in Bath.
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A plaque for Bath Rotary

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By Richard Wyatt
| Bath Newseum
By way of saying ‘thank you’, a commemorative plaque was unveiled this week at the Royal United Hospitals (RUH) Bath, marking well over two decades of generous support from the Rotary Club of Bath and other District 1200 Rotary Clubs for RUHX, the hospital’s official NHS charity. The plaque recognises Rotary’s longstanding commitment to the RUH. Over the past 25 years, Rotary members from across the district, along with the generous support of the local community, have raised more than £125,000.
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Ralph Allen’s ‘Green Team’

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By Richard Wyatt
| Bath Newseum
[Celebrating Ralph Allen’s progress in reducing carbon and becoming more sustainable. (L-R) Paula Malone, Councillor Sarah Warren, Wera Hobhouse MP, Green Team, Anna Wallace.] You know you are doing it right when the ‘big guns’ want to see what you have been up to.
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Pix of the day. Thursday, June 11th

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By Richard Wyatt
| Bath Newseum
The Parks Department were out in town yesterday hanging the first of the floral baskets – paid for by Bath BID – which will add some colour to our city centre. They have ditched wire baskets in favour of plastic ones, which have a reservoir for water and are less likely to dry out so quickly. They just need a spray once a week – unless we get another prolonged hot spell. Related Published by Richard Wyatt Freelance Journalist, broadcaster, columnist and local historian. Director of Bath Newseum.
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