Stonehenge bluestones were moved from Wales by humans NOT glaciers, new research claims
BOULDERS at Stonehenge are believed to have been taken to the site by humans and not by glaciers as previously...
Fovant Badge Society’s Drumhead Service draws hundreds in tribute to First World War fallen
THE trustees of the Fovant Badge Society (FBS) held their annual Drumhead Service of Remembrance earlier this month. More than...
Salisbury candle float to mark 80th anniversary of nuclear bombings in Japan
CANDLES will float down the River Avon in Salisbury next month to mark the 80th anniversary of the nuclear bombing...
Fears Stonehenge byways could be closed for this year’s autumn equinox
THERE are increasing concerns that the byways surrounding Stonehenge could be closed for the autumn equinox this year. This comes...
Wilton church invites public to help restore a piece of history
A WILTON church is set to open to the public later this month as part of plans to restore it...
Work starts on new learning centre and neolithic classroom at Stonehenge
ENGLISH Heritage (EH) has started work on a project to bring history to life for its thousands of visitors. The...
Pictures: History comes to life at ‘most successful’ Chalke History Festival 2025
A HOST of celebrities and well-known historians and speakers capped off what organisers said was the most successful Chalke History...
Celebrating 80 years of 23rd Salisbury Scout group
240 MEMBERS of the 23rd Salisbury Scouts came together for a special camping trip to mark the group's 80th birthday....
Thousands gather at Stonehenge for summer solstice celebrations
THOUSANDS of people descended on Stonehenge at the weekend to welcome in the longest day of the year. 25,000 revellers...
Striking medieval angels brought to life at Salisbury’s St Thomas’s Church
A CONSERVATION project at a church in Salisbury has brought to life a collection of vivid angels that were coated...