Wiltshire's Secret Underground Bunkers, Abandoned Building & Weird History

The best skywatch locations in Wiltshire to witness the Warminster Thing, each offering unique views and connections to this historic UFO phenomenon.

I had the honour of joining a legendary group of dedicated UFO enthusiasts for a skywatch event on Wiltshire's famous UFO hotspot, Cradle Hill near Warminster.

In early 1965, the town of Warminster became a focal point for UFO enthusiasts after a series of bizarre occurrences brought a surge of interest to the area.

In an attempt to recreate some teenaged crop-circle-hunting memories, I headed to Wiltshire, the crop circle capital of the world, to see if I could find any of this year's designs.

Recently, there has been a resurgence in interest in UFOs, which got me thinking that I'd like to go on a UFO spotting night vigil again like I did regularly in my teens.

After witnessing a UFO in a Welsh valley, Matthew Williams began investigating them, which led him to a military base rumoured to be the focal point for government UFO investigations.

Who could suspect that lurking beneath the streets of a sleepy Wiltshire village was one of Britain's most mysterious wartime locations, which had the potential to have been the world's largest non-nuclear explosion?

On this year's summer solstice you'll be able to watch the sunrise on the longest day of the year streamed live from Stonehenge on the morning of Sunday, 21st June.

There's a whole underground landscape, with its own unique history. It's a hidden world, that's dramatically re-shaped the towns and villages on the surface.

Barri Ghai, Chris Fleming, and Jayne Harris head to a small village in Wiltshire for this weeks investigation, as they attempt to get to the bottom of paranormal activity reported at a grand manor house.

Poulton Quarry in Bradford on Avon is being put up for auction in Wiltshire next month and if the price is right it could be your new secret underground hideout.

Documents released by the Cabinet Office about the formerly secret bunker beneath Corsham state that "every endeavour should be made to limit and discourage press publication and speculation."

The 17th century coaching inn stands alongside the ancient stone circle in Avebury and is home to a spirit named Florrie.

Day 1 of a road trip with Exploring with Fighters I thought I would introduce them to the quarry style holes in the ground that all the othher military mines in the area came from. These were originally all bath stone mines and make up 25 miles of underground tunnels which were requisitioned by the military for wartime bomb storage and other uses included aircraft factories and command centres.

Tunnel Quarry was one of the United Kingdom's Central Ammunition Depots, conceived in the mid-1930s to hide from the enemy over 100,000 tones of bombs, shells and cordite that the country depended upon to win the Second World War.

Explore the history of Bath stone and see rare sights hidden underground in Wiltshire that have seldom been seen and some that may never be seen again.

Steve Higgins creator of Nettleden said he was up for a walk around an old haunt, Monkton Farleigh. So here we learn some interesting facts on the walk. Hope you can stick with it as its a long 1 hour walk.

A disused stone quarry in the west Wiltshire town of Bradford-on-Avon has been raided by police after a tip off from a local that the former wartime underground facility was being used to grow cannabis.

After years of researching the infamous Royal Air Force base in Corsham, a team of truth seekers have finally got a long awaited visit to the Grade II listed manor house at the centre of the military base.

A complete guide to the secret military bunkers and bases hidden beneath the Rudloe Manor site in Corsham, including location details and photos of sites like Burlington and the Corsham Computer Centre.