News & Views from the Vale of Pewsey

There will be lots going on in the Vale of Pewsey to celebrate the Queen's Platinum Jubilee, including beacon lighting ...
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If you are planning to cycle our long-distance walking and cycling route, the Pewsey Vale Circular Way, then Jonathan Martin ...
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Scattered across the Vale of Pewsey are woods and copses – some quite small – full of native British trees ...
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During lockdown, a group of friends in Wexcombe and Grafton (WAG) in the Vale of Pewsey started cycling together. Very ...
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What an amazing man Jack Spratt was! Not only did he build the amazing clock at St Andrew's Church in ...
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Pewsey Vale - from Knap Hill Image courtesy of David White Killed in World War 1 at just 39 years ...
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We are always delighted to receive feedback from visitors to the Vale of Pewsey. This is from Veronica and Malcolm, ...
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Patrick Pease (Bruce Boats) with Daisy, Jago & chickens The proceeds of an egg sale by two young fundraisers will ...
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We are delighted to announce that we have achieved Walkers are Welcome accreditation! Thank you to all our local people ...
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This beautiful book of walks from the Crown & Anchor in Ham contains short, medium and long circular walks, all ...
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The Great West Way® - southern England's east-west touring route, stretching from Windsor in the east to Bristol and Bath ...
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On Friday 17th July 2020, ITV This Morning visited the Vale of Pewsey. It was for a series of short ...
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One of the wonderful things about the Vale of Pewsey is that the most unexpected activities take place in such ...
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Honeybee Glamping is in the west of the Vale of Pewsey in the pretty village of Horton, between Pewsey and ...
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It isn’t every day you get a chance to rechalk a White Horse! It’s not that commonplace even in Wiltshire, ...
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Here's a lovely article from Pip Browning who runs The Stables at Manor Farm in East Grafton, we hope you ...
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The Vale of Pewsey lies in a very rural part of England and volunteering forms an important part of keeping ...
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We often think of outdoor activities like walking and cycling to be the preserve of the spring, summer and autumn ...
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On 1st December 2018 a new kissing gate at Giant’s Grave, near Pewsey, was dedicated to the memory of Dr ...
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It's always great fun to travel with friends and the Vale of Pewsey offers plenty for groups to do. Of ...
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This is an image of a Vale of Pewsey historical awareness board at Wilton Windmill; one of more than 50 ...
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It was Denys Watkins-Pitchford (whose pen name was BB), the great 20th century author, illustrator and countryman, who included this ...
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The glorious scenery of the Vale of Pewsey in Wiltshire is set in the heart of the North Wessex Downs ...
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A big part of the Pewsey Vale calendar is the annual Pewsey Carnival which takes place every September. The events ...
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‘Would you like to come to the circus?’  A simple question from two very dear friends, Pam and Simon.  ‘We ...
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The Pewsey Vale has some of the finest countryside in England and with the rolling downs and sweeping valleys, the ...
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If you are holidaying in the UK, it is quite possible that you are going to experience the odd day ...
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Friday 31st March 2017 - during English Tourism Week - saw the official opening of our first Tourist Information Kiosk ...
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If you’ve ever been to an event at Crofton Beam Engines or Wilton Windmill, chances are you will have been ...
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The Canal & River Trust has launched a campaign to encourage people to be considerate in their use of the canals ...
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The Vale of Pewsey is the ideal location to stay in when you visit Wiltshire.  Why?  Because, not only do ...
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Summer may have come to an end but it’s not quite time to hibernate yet!  Autumn in the Pewsey Vale ...
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A wonderful video from the air by VisitWiltshire including lots of shots of the Pewsey Vale. Keep an eye out for ...
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The Pewsey Vale is a beautiful, rural part of the country and we want you to enjoy your visit. We ...
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The Pewsey Vale makes up a large part of the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the ...
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‘Wonderful, not at all disappointed!’  That was the view of Marion, a recent visitor to the Bamberg Greenman Carving in Wootton Rivers ...
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We are always keen to hear the views of visitors to the Pewsey Vale and so were delighted to receive this ...
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News today about the science of the game of Pooh Sticks, immortalised in the books of A A Milne. The ...
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There is nothing lovelier than a stroll along the Kennet & Avon Canal or chugging your boat slowly up the ...
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Then look no further than this Boater’s Handbook – full of advice for novices through to more experienced waterways users ...
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The Pewsey Vale makes up much of the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB).  It’s an AONB because ...
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…… and we agree!  The majority of the Vale of Pewsey is in the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding ...
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It can be a busy place the Kennet & Avon Canal, and during the summer months is often full of activity, with ...
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