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Oftentimes, archives (especially the Wiltshire and Swindon History Centre) can be the perfect place to explore collections with a [...]

Sherston is first mentioned in 896 ‘Scorranston’, a name which had by the time of Domesday (1086) evolved into [...]

We’re excited to share some fantastic news from the Conservation and Museums Advisory Service (CMAS)! Museum Development South West [...]

The National Record for the Historic Environment (NRHE) project, a process which either combines or adds new records from [...]

Off the back of our successful conference on South Wilts buildings held at Sarum College we have been able [...]

We are delighted to present a new annual report rounding up the work done by the Heritage Service between [...]

Archives South West, led by Bristol Archives, has been awarded £175,000 by the National Lottery Heritage Fund to preserve at-risk [...]

Six Little Heads: The 1905 Amesbury Murders By Neil Berrett  Published by Neil Berrett  143 pages  Softback AME.343 This [...]

Each May and August we mark VE Day and VJ Day – Victory in Europe and Victory over Japan [...]

May is the perfect time to get inspired about local history as it is Local and Community History Month! [...]