City Safety Campaigns and Support

The Bath Safe Bus will be in Orange Grove every Friday and Saturday night between 10.30pm and 04.00am. You can visit the bus if you need any assistance or need a safe space whilst visiting Bath’s pubs and clubs, and the team offer:

• medical care and emotional support
• tea and coffee facilities
• phone charging
• spare clothing
• sexual health products
• female hygiene products
• flip flops
• support information

For more information visit Bath Safe Bus.

Bath BID also organise the Night Marshals, who operate every Friday and Saturday between 10.30pm and 04.00am to support venues with incidents relating to Bath’s nightlife.

To find more information about the City Marshals, visit Bath BID Projects.

The City Pastors are volunteers from churches in and around Bath to offer support to those in need on Friday and Saturday nights.

They are here to help you if you need support, a hot drink, flip flops or just a friendly face to speak to.

For more information visit Bath City Pastors.

Ask for Angela is a national scheme that helps anyone who is feeling vulnerable on a night out to get the support they need.

If you find yourself in a situation that isn’t safe or makes you feel uncomfortable, you can discreetly ask a member of staff for help by Asking for Angela.

For more information visit Ask for Angela.

Contact Avon & Somerset Police on 999 in an emergency, or 101 to report non-emergencies.

For more information on safety initiatives and information in your area, visit Avon and Somerset Police.

Contact Avon Fire & Rescue on 999 in case of a fire emergency or river-related emergency.

For more information visit Fire Stations in Bath & North East Somerset.

Contact the Ambulance Service on 999 in an emergency. The Royal United Hospital is the largest hospital in Bath and has A&E services.

For more information on the services provided please visit The RUH.