Innovative projects are underway to make Bath more sustainable, greener and more prosperous, including; Bath Central Riverside, Bath Quays North and bath High Street.

Bath Central Riverside is a new regeneration scheme that is transforming the area between Pulteney Bridge and Bath Spa Train Station. The plans will unlock the area’s potential and benefit both residents and visitors, whilst maintaining the importance of the city as World Heritage Site and responding to the climate change and ecological emergencies.

Avon Street Car Park is being turned into a brand new city centre district that will change the face of Bath. 16,000 sqft of office space, a 130 bed hotel, space for retail, financial services, pedestrianised areas and more will turn this space into a modern, city centre destination.

The city of Bath has secured funding from WECA's Love our High Street Fund for a five-year high street renewal project. Milson Quarter and Kingsmead Square will see public square improvements, new street furniture, event spaces and street dressing, while a city-wide Outdoor Trading Project will take place to improve the look and feel of market spaces and stalls.

This will go a long way towards modernising Bath and making it a more attractive place to live, worthy of its heritage status.