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New soldier silhouettes created to honour the lives and service of fallen heroes (opens the original)
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Three new soldier silhouettes have been created to honour the lives and service of fallen heroes. The silhouettes, presented to Devizes Town Council and the Royal British Legion by the Devizes Men's Shed, were crafted following a discussion about the absence of "Tommy Silhouettes" during last year’s Remembrance Day. John Stephens, chairman of Devizes Men's Shed, said: "This came about after I discussed the lack of these 'Tommy Silhouettes' in the town at last year's Remembrance Day. "I was subse
Specialist school in Wiltshire awarded prestigious honour (opens the original)
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A specialist school has been named one of just eight Beacon schools in the country by the National Autistic Society. The Springfields Academy in Calne, part of Reach South Academy Trust, received the prestigious recognition for its outstanding support for autistic pupils and for sharing its expertise with other schools and organisations. The Beacon Award is given to schools and services that have already achieved Advanced status in the NAS Autism Specialist Award and have shown exceptional commi
11-year-old photographer wins competition with stunning picture of hare (opens the original)
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An 11-year-old boy from Wiltshire has won a national photography competition. Joseph, from Marlborough, took first place in The Week Junior Science+Nature magazine’s annual Scavenger Hunt Photo Contest with a striking image of a hare in a harvest field. His winning photograph is featured on the cover of the magazine’s 105th edition. A spokesperson for The Week Junior Science+Nature said: "Immediately we thought 'here’s our winner', the symmetry of this shot is amazing and the direct eye contact
Rare 17th-century manuscript published in full for first time after 370 years (opens the original)
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A 17th-century manuscript never before published in full is finally being published in full. Natural History of Wiltshire, written by Wiltshire-born antiquary John Aubrey, is being printed 370 years after he began the work in 1656. The book is the earliest known natural history of an English county, predating Robert Plotâs Natural History of Oxfordshire by more than 20 years. Louise Ryland-Epton, the historian who edited the book, said: "Published only in reduced form, Aubrey's Natural History
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