Fireworks and Salisbury Cathedral lights

It’s been a busy week throughout the county, with celebrations aplenty and the return of Salisbury Cathedral’s Sarum Lights.

Bonfire Night has additionally made for some spectacular sights, with firework celebrations lighting up the evenings.

Nature has additionally created some eye-catching scenes within the type of wonderful autumn leaves.

All this and extra is included in our weekly photos round-up.

Cathedral colors: Sarum Lights returned to Salisbury Cathedral this week, with legendary worlds and prowling dinosaurs showing on this 12 months’s immersive occasion.

Setting solar: Some timber are hanging onto their leaves as winter approaches. Weather Watcher Barnaby Bear caught this gorgeous picture on a stroll by means of Cherhill.

Lest we overlook: A Remembrance Sunday service and navy parade is being held in Tidworth to honour those that have served and sacrificed.

The occasion is being attended by veterans, navy teams and neighborhood organisations.

Volunteer milestone: Wiltshire Council marked the one centesimal pairing as a part of its Independent Visitor scheme. Councillor Jon Hubbard, Cabinet Member for Children’s Services, known as the scheme a “remarkable achievement”, the place volunteers meet with a teen in care each month.

Remember bear in mind: Crowds have been trying to the sky throughout Wiltshire this week, together with at Dauntsey’s School the place Bonfire Night was marked with a particular fireworks show on the faculty’s Manor constructing.

Pudsey energy: BBC Wiltshire employees have been concerned within the BBC Children in Need Thousand Mile problem this week. Pudsey boosted morale for contributors and made time for some sight-seeing throughout the county, akin to Longleat, the place he met Morph.

Two-wheel instructor: A bunch of 20 Brownies visited The Salvation Army’s Swindon Booth House Recycles workshop to achieve recommendations on bike upkeep. The two-hour session was led by Simon Styles, with the brand new discovered information being put in the direction of incomes the Brownies’ new mechanics badge.

Friends Forever: The Friendship Cafe in Pewsey is celebrating having surpassed 8,000 complete attendees because it opened. The Cafe goals to foster social connection within the Kennet Valley and is run completely by volunteers.

Autumn ambles: Some extra lovely photos displaying the seasonal colors within the county from our Weather Watchers Rachel in Donhead St Andrew and Amanda in Wilton.

Van man: Mike Land has raised £16,000 for Wiltshire Air Ambulance in a unique fundraising challenge. He pulled a van for twenty-four hours, supported by buddies, household and volunteers at an industrial unit close to Chippenham.