How to install 21st century technology – at a 14th century castle…
UNDERSTANDABLY, high-speed broadband was not at the top of the list when designing buildings in the 14th century. However, for...
How Sir Ted Heath’s garden is helping veterans in Salisbury…
THE vegetable patch of a former prime minister has been turned into a thriving community garden. The plot, at Arundells,...
PICTURES: Hundreds turn out for Living History Festival in Salisbury
HUNDREDS of history fans turned out to see some of the very best reenactments at an event in Salisbury. The...
Restoration plan for ‘leaning’ Alderholt village war memorial
A VILLAGE war memorial is set to be restored - if plans are approved. Alderholt Parish Council has applied to...
D-Day Veteran Shares Personal Memories of World War II at Salisbury Care Home
A 98-year-old D-Day veteran has enthralled fellow residents at his new Salisbury care home by sharing personal memories of the...
Blue plaque plan to honour work of Salisbury’s Dr Marina Seabright
PLANS for a blue plaque honouring the pioneering work of a Salisbury woman have been submitted. A bid to install...
Summer Solstice parking restrictions in Avebury announced
PARKING restrictions will be in force in Avebury for the upcoming Summer Solstice. Wiltshire Council has announced plans to 'safeguard'...
Local societies join together for family history day
Children baptised Faintnot, Twitty or Anonymous, a boy who has been given a girl’s name by mistake, a woman recorded...
Griffons, Merlin’s, Spitfires and a daring underwater rescue mission
The Probus Club of Sarum welcomed back Kevin Patience to its recent meeting to give a talk on how he...
Volunteer numbers soar at Centre
As part of the national Big Help Out, Amesbury History Centre hosted its first volunteer open day. After what was...