The Pulteney Estate Residents Association (PERA) was formed over ten years ago to act as a non-political community group for local residents. Its aim is to preserve and promote the Pulteney Estate as a great place to live.

It does this by bringing people together in a social atmosphere and supporting local groups and events. It also acts as a focal point for representing residents views and concerns about local issues and campaigns to protect the things its members value in the community.

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Great Pulteney Street was commissioned by Sir William Pulteney, it was designed by the architect Thomas Baldwin and completed in 1792.

Sunderland Street, a side street off Great Pulteney Street, is the shortest street in Bath, with only one address.

Henrietta Park opened to celebrate the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria of 1897