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The following links will take you to local Visitor Attractions,
Societies & Associations, Sites of General Interest
and Accommodation:
VISITOR ATTRACTIONS
Bradford on Avon Museum is the perfect place to begin your visit to this lovely historic town.
http://www.bradfordonavonmuseum.co.uk
The Colliers Way links Dundas with Radstock and Frome. Discover the hidden valleys and by-ways of North Somerset where Roman Legions once marched, miners toiled underground and coal & wool were the currency of success. Whether on foot or bicycle, The Colliers Way is waiting to be explored!
http://www.colliersway.co.uk
Museum of Bath at Work is a “Not to be missed attraction in the
World Heritage City of Bath”. Located in Julian Road, the Curator,
Stuart Burroughs, may be contacted on 01225 318348.
http://www.bath-at-work.org.uk
Somerset Lavender - Discover the wonders of Lavender and enjoy
the sight of the fields in full bloom at Horsepond Farm, Faulkland,
Somerset. Visit their website for full details. Tel: 01373 834893
http://www.somersetlavender.com
Somerset & Dorset Railway Heritage Trust operates from Midsomer
Norton South Station. The “S&D” is probably the best loved of our lost UK
railways and if you click on the link below you will find the latest information
on their ambitious restoration project. Tel: 01761 411221
http://www.sdjr.co.uk
Somerset & Dorset Railway Trust is dedicated to all matters relating to
The Somerset & Dorset Joint Railway. Extensive museum and facilities
can be found at Washford, on the West Somerset Railway.
http://www.sdrt.org.uk/
Visit Bath & Beyond is the official tourism website for the World Heritage
City of Bath and provides a wealth of information about Bath and the
surrounding area.
http://www.visitbath.co.uk
Wells & North Somerset tourism website with information on accomodation, attractions, museums, events, activities and travel.
http://www.wellssomerset.com
SOCIETIES & ASSOCIATIONS
Bath & Camerton Archaeological Society conducts an extensive
programme of excavations, geophysics, lectures, excursions and training
programmes.For more information ring Jayne Lawes (Director of
Excavations) on 01761 431741 or click on the link below.
http://www.bacas.org.uk
British Science Association
Bristol & Bath Branch
British Science Association
Somersetshire Coal Canal Society offers members a series of guided
walks and organises working groups to preserve and protect the structures
of the old Canal.
Somersetshire Coal Canal Society
Somerset Archaeological & Natural History Society - The Historical
Society for the County of Somerset since 1849.
http://www.sanhs.org
Somerset Industrial Archaeological Society (SIAS) is
interested in all aspects of the industrial history and heritage of the County
of Somerset.
www.sias.me.uk
Quarry Faces is a project working with the local communityto record, understand and celebrate the quarrying heritage of the Mendips. It aims to tell the industry's story, produce teaching materials for both educational and general interest and creat an archive to preserve images and memories of quarrying over time.
http://www.quarryfaces.org.uk
MY Quest BANES: Quest is part of the national Cultural Olympiad celebrations for
2012. Quest aims to inspire residents, especially young people, to welcome the
world to the south west through projects that represent it – and to make sure
this is recorded for posterity.
Radstock Museum on My Quest BANES
SITES of GENERAL INTEREST
Council websites give details of the work of the Town Councils and the Councillors.
Radstock Town Council
Midsomer Norton Town Council
Westfield Parish Council
Brushwood Coins is a local business specialising in the design of limited
edition coin-based displays and gifts for birthdays, anniversaries,
retirements and other special occasions. Numismatic consultancy is
provided to Radstock Museum and the complete range their products
may be found on their website.
http://www.brushwood.mintrasystems.com
Cam Valley Wildlife Group is an independent wildlife conservation
group covering Midsomer Norton, Radstock and surrounding villages.
http://www.cvwg.org.uk
Midsomer Quilting is all that you would hope for in a quilting shop –
and more! A huge stock, friendly advice, free parking and just three miles
from the Museum. Find out much more, including opening times, by clicking
on the link to their website.
www.midsomerq.com
The Ammerdown Centre, located in idyllic grounds two miles out of Radstock, offers a wide range of day and residential courses throughout the year – from Chinese Brush Painting and Digital Photography to personal development. See website for more information.
http://www.ammerdown.org
ACCOMMODATION
The Centurion Hotel is a 3* family owned venue with extensive dining,
leisure and business facilities. Telephone 01761 417711 or click on the
website link for more details.
http://www.centurionhotel.co.uk
The Ammerdown Conference and Retreat Centre is located in idyllic grounds two miles out of Radstock. It offers modern conference facilities, 40 en-suite bedrooms and excellent home-cooking at very competitive rates. Tel: 01761 433 709
http://www.ammerdown-conference.co.uk
StaySouthWest is a comprehensive guide to accommodation in the South West of England, including hotels, self catering holiday cottages, bed & breakfasts, hostels, holiday parks and camping & caravan sites in Bath, Bristol & Somerset.
http://www.staysouthwest.com
iknow-Somerset Over 1900 Somerset Hotels, Bed and Breakfast Accomodation and Holiday Cottages
http://www.iknow-somerset.co.uk/north_somerset/bath/
Homewood Park. Set in 10 acres of mature parklands and award-winning gardens with gorgeous
views over of the beautiful Limpley Stoke valley, Homewood Park is delightfully
rural and peaceful, making it a great hotel for Bath and the local area.
http://www.homewoodpark.com
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