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Abbot's kneecap stolen by schoolboy 70 years ago returned (opens the original)
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An abbot's kneecap which was "quietly pocketed" by a schoolboy on a school trip to Glastonbury Abbey more than 70 years ago has been returned to Somerset. George Box was just 11 when he ducked under the ropes during an archaeological dig at the abbey in 1956 and "helped himself" to a bone from an opened tomb. Kept for decades in a glass cabinet at his home in Australia, the odd souvenir has finally been brought back to Glastonbury by his widow this summer following his death in 2025. Lucy Newman
Former dairy farm to become 'climate resilient' nature reserve (opens the original)
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A former dairy farm is to be transformed into a "new climate resilient" wetlands and nature reserve by a wildlife charity. Ebdon Farm near Wick St Lawrence, North Somerset, has been bought by the Avon Wildlife Trust after it was awarded a £5m grant by The National Lottery Heritage Fund. The trust said transforming the "nature depleted" 44-acre farm into a haven for wildlife will be the "largest initiative [it's] ever undertaken". Shelly Easton, from the trust, said: "We need to take decisive act
'Take That's giant 60ft tour robot' spooks locals (opens the original)
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A giant 60ft (18m) robot that is thought to have dominated Wembley Stadium during a Take That tour 15 years ago, has been spooking walkers and drivers in Wiltshire. The huge mechanical man, described as a "creepy fella" by one local resident, has been spotted "lurking in the trees" in the village of Compton Bassett near Calne. Robbie Williams sold his seven-bedroom mansion in the village a few years ago and it is thought the giant robot - the centrepiece of Take That's 2011 Progress Live tour -
WOMAD festival's return draws crowds to Wiltshire site (opens the original)
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Up to 40,000 people are celebrating the return of the world's largest international music festival. WOMAD is back at its new home at Neston Park, near Corsham in Wiltshire, after taking a year off. Known as 'the world's festival', bands and singers from all over the globe are performing at the four day festival after it relocated from its former site at Charlton Park, near Malmesbury. Festival director Chris Smith said he was "incredibly excited" to see the gates open on Thursday, adding it had
Tearful owner reunited with cat after eight years (opens the original)
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A pet owner says she burst into tears when she saw her missing cat for the first time in eight years. Ian, a black and white "tuxedo" cat, had been "living off the kindness of neighbours" after vanishing from his family's Wiltshire home when they moved, staff at a local cattery said. The 10-year-old animal was brought into Purton Cattery at the weekend after one of his regular feeders moved away, leading to staff putting out an appeal on social media in a bid to track down his family. Ian's owne
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