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Thousands attend Melksham Food and River Festival weekend (opens the original)
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Thousands flocked to a food festival to one Wiltshire town over the weekend as a long-running event returned to a town park. The Melksham Food and River Festival took place on September 5 and 6 at King George V Playing Fields and also in the River Avon, with food on offer alongside public services, together with crowds of locals for the weekend's action. The festival is organised by the festival committee with support from the Wilts & Berks Canal Trust and the Wiltshire Youth Canoe Club, and reg
Pictures give rare glimpse of 'ghost' village as huge crowds visit (opens the original)
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Hundreds of vintage bus travellers queued in Warminster for a nostalgic trip to the ghost village of Imber. Several London Transport Routemaster buses along with several vintage guest vehicles, many in the hand of private ownership, transported the travellers from outside Warminster Railway Station to Imber village. By 9am the queue approached hundreds making it the largest group of people wanting to take part in the annual event. They formed a line from the station, along Station Road. There ar
Pictures give rare glimpse of 'ghost' village as huge crowds visit (opens the original)
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Hundreds of vintage bus travellers queued in Warminster for a nostalgic trip to the ghost village of Imber. Several London Transport Routemaster buses along with several vintage guest vehicles, many in the hand of private ownership, transported the travellers from outside Warminster Railway Station to Imber village. By 9am the queue approached hundreds making it the largest group of people wanting to take part in the annual event. They formed a line from the station, along Station Road. There ar
Amazing festival brings history to life in Wiltshire (opens the original)
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History came alive when an immersive living history festival was staged at the weekend. It was like time travelling into different periods when the White Horse Military Show staged a two-day event at South Wraxall. Using recycled film sets and scenery, show organisers repurposed the props into new sets which the re-enactors used to bring the show to life. Wessex Water introduces first hosepipe ban in 50 years One of the attractions was an American frontier town with its own saloon, complete with
Crowds wowed by motorcycle jumps and tower dive at popular country fair (opens the original)
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Motorcycle jumps, fire stunts, and a dramatic 60-foot tower dive wowed crowds at a country fair over the weekend. The Stannage Stunt Team headlined this year’s Wiltshire Game and Country Fair with two 30-minute arena performances at Bowood House, marking one of many highlights at the two-day event. Founded in 2000, the family-run team has performed across Europe and the Middle East and holds multiple Guinness World Records. Organised by Living Heritage Shows, the fair offered a wide variety of a
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