Summer may have come to an end but it’s not quite time to hibernate yet! Autumn in the Pewsey Vale is a glorious time for walking and cycling.From the greenness and leafiness of summer, over the next few weeks, as … Read More
A wonderful video from the air by VisitWiltshire including lots of shots of the Pewsey Vale. Keep an eye out for Wilton Windmill, Crofton Beam Engines and the Kennet & Avon Canal, as well as a positive herd of white horses! … Read More
The Pewsey Vale is a beautiful, rural part of the country and we want you to enjoy your visit. We also want to avoid headlines such as this one from The Daily Telegraph (8th March 2016): Britain’s worst sheep-worrying … Read More
The Pewsey Vale makes up a large part of the North Wessex Downs National Landscape and the North Wessex Downs team has created a short film of some of the landscape highlights you will see when you come and visit. … Read More
‘Wonderful, not at all disappointed!’ That was the view of Marion, a recent visitor to the Bamberg Greenman Carving in Wootton Rivers. This mystical carving in an old oak tree is just on the side of Mud Lane, one of the network … Read More
We are always keen to hear the views of visitors to the Pewsey Vale and so were delighted to receive this from Eileen who came back to the Pewsey Vale earlier this summer. I always look forward to my holidays in … Read More
News about the science of the game of Pooh Sticks, immortalised in the books of A A Milne. The question is, can you play Pooh Sticks on a Canal? And if so, what would be your choice of bridge on … Read More
There is nothing lovelier than a stroll along the Kennet & Avon Canal or chugging your boat slowly up the water, but to make sure everyone knows the rules and considers the other canal users, there is information available to help you. … Read More
Then look no further than this Boater’s Handbook – full of advice for novices through to more experienced waterways users.
The Pewsey Vale makes up much of the North Wessex Downs National Landscape. It’s designated as a National Landscape because it is an area of unique characteristics – chalk downs, woodland and fertile valleys with abundant wildlife and the setting … Read More
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