In this issue

Wiltshire Scene revisits Marlborough LitFest, The Early Early Christmas Fair, and the launch of Celebrate Voice; Jacquiline Cresswell talks about Downton in My Wiltshire; Chris Cole concludes his three-part look at the county's historic bridges; Dominic Bernard explores the history of Grovely wood with Roy Wilde; three experts share new perspectives on Stonehenge; Mary-Vere Parr talks to Annabel Venning about the research that went into her book, At War with the Walkers; Jane Gifford explores Westwood Manor; Gary Lawrence finds out about the important work carried out by the STEP project in Swindon; find out how to tackle Ash dieback disease; Nick Fogg begins a short series on Rotten Boroughs, starting with Old Sarum; Fanny Charles and Gay Pirrie-Weir discuss Monks Chapel and its history; we visit Ashton Keynes, the first village the Thames meets on its journey; we taste delicious food at The Beckford Arms, near Tisbury; garden jobs for December.