People came from around the area to join the Darkness to Light service at Salisbury Cathedral.
The Cathedral was transformed from darkness to light with 1,300 candles taking the building from complete darkness to light, colour and movement to embrace the hope of advent.
Services took place over the weekend; if you missed them, you can get a feeling for them in the video below.
Man dies in collision on The Avenue near Wilton
A man has died following a collision on The Avenue near Wilton this afternoon (2nd May).
Lib Dems largest party on Salisbury City Council
The Liberal Democrats are the largest party on Salisbury City Council but have fallen short of having an overall majority.
Conservatives lose control of Wiltshire Council
The Conservative Party will not control Wiltshire Council for the first time since it was converted into a unitary authority.
No direct trains to London from Salisbury on Sunday and Monday
Buses will replace trains in the Basingstoke area over the early May Bank Holiday Weekend (Sunday 4th and Monday 5th May) while Network Rail completes essential track improvements.
Salisbury City Council prepares of Mayor Making event
On Saturday, 10 May, a Mayor Making event will take place to hand over the mayoral chain from the outgoing Mayor to the new Mayor of Salisbury.
Local hospices introduce new eco-friendly medals for annual event
Naomi House & Jacksplace, local hospices for children and young adults, have announced the details of their 19th annual Clarendon Way Walk, set to take place on June 8th.
South Western Road crash driver convicted
A man who dangerously drove a car into two pedestrians in Salisbury has been convicted in court.
Salisbury man pleads not guilty to rape and assault
A man from Salisbury has appeared in court charged with two counts of rape, GBH, and ABH.
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