The 790 Mayor of Bath, Councillor Ian Gilchrist

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Saturday 2 June: Annual General Meeting & Election of Mayor Ceremony

The Charter Trustees of the City of Bath (Bath Ward Councillors) will be holding their Election of Mayor Ceremony in Bath Abbey on Saturday 2 June 2017 at 11.00 am.  A Procession of dignitaries in their robes and other guests, numbering approximately 150, preceded by a Marching Band, will leave the Guildhall at 10.45 am

Minerva's Owls of Bath 2018: 25 June - 10 September

Minerva's Owls of Bath 2018 is a major public art sculpture trail featuring a giant flock of individually decorated, super-sized owl sculptures displayed across the World Heritage city of Bath and surrounding region.

NOTICE OF CONCLUSION OF AUDIT 2016-2017

Please  Click here  to see a copy of the conclusion of audit including the external auditors certificate and report for the year ended 31 March 2017. 

 

Bath is a World Heritage Site in the South West of England. It is a City known primarily for its Roman and Georgian heritage. The spa waters and elegant architecture attract many visitors from all over the world.

This website provides an introduction to the role and function of the Mayor of Bath and the rich history that surrounds this ceremonial position.

The Mayor plays a significant ambassadorial role within the City, including welcoming visitors and maintaining links with international partners. The Mayoralty is separate from the Council and has no political power.

The current Mayor, Councillor Ian Gilchrist (pictured), was elected to office at the annual Mayor Making ceremony held in Bath Abbey on 3 June 2017.

For information on how the Mayor is elected, please refer to the section 'Election of Mayor and Mayoral Duties' (under 'The Mayoralty' in the menu on the right).

If you would like the Mayor to attend an event, please go to the 'Contact Us' page for more information.