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The ancient office & historic treasures of the Mayor of Bath with Anthony Martin

Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution BRLSI, 16 - 18 Queen Square, Bath, Somerset, BA1 2HN

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Mayor's Officer Anthony Martin uncovers the fascinating history of the Mayors of Bath, with their intricate regalia and traditions dating back centuries.

This talk will show how, as the sinews of local government evolved, the power brokers of Bath were transformed into ceremonial figureheads, solemnly representing the dignity of the City to visitors and residents alike.

With an in-depth knowledge of the ancient charters and privileges of the City, Anthony will explain how today's mayoralty sits happily beside the executive powers of the wider Bath & North East Somerset Council, from which it is now entirely separate.

Anthony Martin, Mayor's Officer

At Queen Square or online
Members and students: £3.00
Non-members: £6.00

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Map and Directions

Road Directions

Find out about the latest on the roads and get travel directions from TravelWest
  Bristol City Council is operating a Clean Air Zone in the city centre area. To find out more and to check if you will need to pay, go to bristol.gov.uk/streets-travel/bristol-caz
 

Public Transport Directions

For comprehensive information about getting here by public transport, please visit TravelWest.info

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