Bath, Somerset
City in Somerset, England
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Bath is a city in Somerset, England, known for and named after its Roman-built baths. At the 2021 Census, the population was 94,092. Bath is in the valley of the River Avon, 97 miles (156 km) west of London and 11 miles (18 km) southeast of Bristol. The city became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1987, and was later added to the transnational World Heritage Site known as the "Great Spa Towns of Europe" in 2021. Bath is also the largest city and settlement in Somerset.
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Bath's Lawrence denies cheating to get Mitchell sin-binned Bath centre Ollie Lawrence denies cheating or diving to get England team-mate Alex Mitchell sin-binned during Sunday's 35-34 defeat by Northampton in the Premiership.BBC Sport - Published | |
Cardiff sign ex-rugby league star Grace from Bath Former St Helens wing Regan Grace joins Cardiff from Bath for the rest of the 2024-25 season.BBC Sport - Published | |
Lawrence apologises for reaction to Mitchell clash Bath centre Ollie Lawrence says sorry for his reaction to the clash of heads which led to the sin-binning of Northampton's Alex Mitchell.BBC Sport - Published | |
Bath's Carr-Smith wants to 'push on' in every game Bath scrum-half Tom Carr-Smith says he wants to 'push on' and show the coaches what he can do to challenge Ben Spencer.BBC Sport - Published | |
Flying Cardiff start for RAF corporal McNally New Cardiff lock Josh McNally has made a flying start to his new career in Wales following his arrival from Bath.BBC Sport - Published | |
Saints begin 2024-25 Premiership season at Bath Premiership champions Northampton will open the 2024-25 campaign away to Bath on 20 September in a repeat of last season's final.BBC Sport - Published | |
Sale's Curry set for return from injury against BathEngland flanker Tom Curry could make his first appearance since the World Cup after he is named on Sale’s bench for the Premiership semi-final against Bath.BBC Sport - Published | |
Bath beat Northampton to earn home semi-finalBath run in six tries as they beat leaders Northampton 43-12 to finish second in the Premiership table and earn a home semi-final.BBC Sport - Published | |
'A lot more to come' from Bath - Van GraanThere is "a lot more to come" from Bath says head of rugby Johann van Graan after signing a new contract to stay to 2030.BBC Sport - Published | |
Bath wing Cokanasiga signs new three-year dealEngland international winger Joe Cokanasiga signs a new three-year contract with Premiership side Bath.BBC Sport - Published | |
Five-try Bath beat Sale to move up to secondFinn Russell kicks 17 points as Bath beat Sale 42-24 to move up to second in the Premiership.BBC Sport - Published | Severn beat Bath to continue perfect start to seasonSevern Stars defeat five-time champions Team Bath 72-44 as they continue their perfect start to the Netball Super League season.BBC Sport - Published |
Ojomoh one of three called up by England as coverEngland call up uncapped Bath centre Max Ojomoh as injury cover in their squad for the upcoming Six Nations.BBC Sport - Published | England prop Stuart to stay at BathEngland tighthead prop Will Stuart has signed a contract extension to remain at Bath beyond the 2023-24 season.BBC Sport - Published |
Bath's Barbeary banned for three weeks over red cardBath number eight Alfie Barbeary is suspended for three weeks after being sent off in his side's Investec Champions Cup win over Racing 92.BBC Sport - Published | Baxter wants more leadership from senior playersExeter boss Rob Baxter calls for more leadership from his senior players after their 41-24 defeat at Bath.BBC Sport - Published |
'More to come' from Russell says BlackettThere is "more and more to come" from fly-half Finn Russell at Bath, says assistant coach Lee Blackett.BBC Sport - Published | Saracens fall to second loss as Bath stay unbeatenDefending champions Saracens fall to their second defeat of the Premiership season as they are beaten 25-16 by Bath at the StoneX Stadium.BBC Sport - Published |
'Everything has changed at Bath' - Van GraanBBC Sport finds out why there is an extra excitement around Bath going into the new Premiership season.BBC Sport - Published | |
