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.
Volunteers contribute 914 hours across the year for Wiltshire Police
Today marks the start of National Volunteers' Week (1 - 7 June), a campaign to celebrate and recognise the contributions of volunteers.
New Independent Chair appointed to lead Pride in Place Board
A new independent Chair has been appointed to lead the Pride in Place Salisbury Bemerton Community Board, marking an important step forward in delivering community-led improvements in the area.
Man due in court charged with murder of baby
A man is due in court tomorrow, charged with the murder of a baby.
Ambulance service records busiest day
South Western Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust responded to 3,941 incidents on Tuesday 26 May, making it the busiest day in the service’s history.
Council backs Queen Elizabeth Gardens bridge funding
Salisbury City Council has approved the transfer of remaining Section 106 funding for Queen Elizabeth Gardens into its general reserves.
Salisbury council backs pitch transfer
Salisbury City Council has approved a motion relating to the St Peters Place Section 106 agreement.
Salisbury peregrine chick naming opens
Salisbury Cathedral has opened submissions to name its four peregrine chicks.
Wilton man jailed for child sex offences
A Wiltshire man has been jailed after admitting multiple child sex offences and possession of cocaine.
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