As of October 2024, the work has now been completed and closure notices have been removed. During 2024 National Grid will be upgrading the overhead electricity line between Bramley in Hampshire to Melksham in Wiltshire. The project involves both … Read More
On the Kennet & Avon Canal, between Crofton Lock and Wootton Top Lock you’ll find the Bruce Tunnel – the only ‘proper’ tunnel on the Kennet & Avon Canal (there are two at Sydney Gardens in Bath which are just … Read More
We all love a slice of cake and never more so than when we’re out on a walk with friends or family. So here’s a few suggestions for walks where you will be able to get a delicious slice or … Read More
Hidden Wiltshire discovers interesting history and stories of places and people across the county. This particular video and blog is about Alton Barnes and Alton Priors – two beautiful villages at the foot of the Pewsey Downs. David Carson MBE, … Read More
We love our local authors, some of whom write about the Vale or base their novels in the area. John E Wright is from Devizes and regularly writes and publishes poetry, humorous fiction, children’s books and self-help organiser books. He’s … Read More
There are 8 White Horses still visible today in Wiltshire. Carved into the chalk downland and visible for miles, two of the White Horses are in the Vale of Pewsey – one to the south of Pewsey and one at … Read More
Exploring Wiltshire’s rich heritage is now accessible through the Explore Wiltshire app! The Explore Wiltshire app features information about historical landmarks, cultural sites and significant events that have helped to shape Wiltshire’s landscape. The free, easy to use location-aware app, … Read More
Situated less than one hour from central London, the Vale of Pewsey can boast the very best public transport links, making it easy and convenient to get to. Take time out to enjoy relaxing walks, rural heritage or a day … Read More
Veiled in mystery, crop circles multiply relentlessly, with an average of 30 formations emerging annually in the UK. Crop circle enthusiasts attribute them to ley lines—ancient pathways aiding navigation—while others perceive them as extraterrestrial messages, cautioning humanity about perils like … Read More
Silas stands back, looks out across the silent, neolithic landscape: Milk Hill, Walkers’ Hill, and on towards the ridge-worn flanks of Martinsell. There are no houses in sight, just the burnished plains of the Vale of Pewsey below and the … Read More
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