Here are the latest planning applications submitted to Wiltshire Council, featuring proposals for new homes, extensions, community assets, ...

Permission is being sought for various planning applications including residential conversions and new constructions across Wiltshire this week ...

Lacock Abbey was a prime Harry Potter filming location to explore, from stunning cloisters and classrooms to the Chapter and Potter houses. ... Each site offers a unique window into the cinematic ...

William Henry Fox Talbot made great strides in photography while residing in Lacock Abbey, with the pioneering scientist and inventor creating the earliest-surviving photographic negative in 1835.

With a chocolatier, an Abbey and a pub or two, it could be a perfect romantic day out. gloucestershirelive. ... Darcey Barrett. 06:00, 16 FEB 2025; Bookmark. Church Street in Lacock ...

Fifteen miles west, Lacock is a ridiculously pretty place that’s been used as a filming location for adaptations including Downton Abbey, Wolf Hall and the Harry Potter films.

Where Was Wolf Hall Filmed?. Wolf Hall is filmed in historical houses across the UK, many maintained by the National Trust and thus open to the public, including Montacute House, Barrington Court, ...

Lacock Abbey, Wiltshire This Wiltshire abbey, which is located in the heart of the village and boasts sprawling woodland grounds, actually doubles up in the BBC drama as the titular location of ...

Sir William Henry Fox Talbot captured the first photographic negative from a window at his Lacock, Wiltshire home in 1835. The Calotype process would go on to revolutionise the field of photography, ...

The south window at Lacock Abbey which was photographed by Fox Talbot (Image: Western Daily Press). More recently, the village has been catapulted to fame through the film and TV industry.

A number of its more than 500 historic properties and gardens and nearly 800 miles of coastline served as locations in the Harry Potter films, most notably Lacock Abbey in Wiltshire, which stood ...