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A large group of walkers, wearing different coloured coats, standing on wooden footbridge over the River Nadder.

New nature reserve to open at former farm

The campaign began in 2008, but has now been secured for £250,000 in funding from various sources.

Blurred jockeys on racehorses to the front, in focus behind is green landscape with the city of Salisbury behind, the cathedral high above everything else

Wiltshire in Pictures: Steeds and sunrises

Horses, summer solstice memories and countryside walks all feature in our weekly gallery.

Nine people dressed smartly stand in a line in front of a series of buses at Salisbury Station forecourt.

Railway station revitalisation is celebrated

The station has undergone a £4.5m redevelopment with improvements to pedestrian and cycle routes.

Rubbish bags, used plastic bottles and glass bottles and coffee cups, are left on a concrete barrier on a pathway.

Solstice campers leave rubbish and human waste

Residents of Larkhill, near Stonehenge, say they've had another year of litter – and worse.

Large white festival letters spelling out Chalke on a grassy hill underneath a blue sky - each are surrounded by re-enactors, all in costume, some red military uniform, others more recent, some in medieval dress too.

What you need to know for Chalke History Festival

The festival in Wiltshire brings more than 170 experts and living history from ancient to modern.

Revellers attend summer solstice celebrations during sunrise

Wiltshire in Pictures: Special solstice sunrise

Our weekly round-up showing life across the county this week.

An eleven year old girl with long brown hair smiles at the camera with the background room blurred.

'Fragile' girl's life transformed by 'loving' hospice

The 12-year-old took to her bed for six months and dropped out of school.

A tall, double gourd-shaped vase set against a white background. The vase has orange, green and red colours. The painted artwork shows fish swimming around the vase.

Moorcroft vase sells for 'record-breaking' £31k

The vase designed by the Burslem-born artist attracts a record-breaking sum auctioneers claim.

A close up image of the rusted grenade lying on the soil. The vague texture and shape of it is discernible but it has turned brown and black in the water.

Man finds WW2 grenade while fishing with children

David Lacey was treasure hunting with his children when he pulled the device from the water.