Bath's Royal Victoria Park and Pavilion poised for series of improvements

The iconic Royal Victoria Park and Pavilion in Bath is set for an upgrade after law firm Clarke Willmott helped Bath and North East Somerset (BANES) council strike a lease and facility management agreement.

It will see a series of improvements take place, including an upgrade to the tennis and golf facilities and the refurbishment of the public toilets.

The refurbishment of the previously named Pavilion café has already been completed.

Repairs to the Pavilion, now named the Treetop Cafe, include works to the external timberwork and improvement works to the embankments to the lower area, the retaining wall and steps between the old bowling green and lower tennis courts, plus fire risk assessment priority works and fencing replacement.

Aman Randhawa, an associate in the commercial property team at Clarke Willmott, worked on the deal alongside Stephen Green, a corporate and commercial partner.

Randhawa said: "We are delighted to have completed this deal for a long-standing client of our property department, BANES, and we’re glad that all negotiations led to a positive result.

"Royal Victoria Park is an iconic Bath location and it’s great to see the improvements made to area already, which will benefit visitors for many years to come."

National firm Clarke Willmott has offices in Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, London, Manchester, Southampton and Taunton and is this year celebrating its 135th anniversary.