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[[Image:Wiltshire Ceremonial Numbered 2009.png|thumb|Wiltshire<br> | [[Image:Wiltshire Ceremonial Numbered 2009.png|thumb|Wiltshire<br> | ||
1 '''Wiltshire Council''' (unitary) | 1 '''Wiltshire Council''' (unitary) | ||
| − | 2 [[Swindon]] (unitary)]]'''Wiltshire''' is a county and [[unitary authority]] in southern [[England]]. The ceremonial county also includes the separate unitary authority of [[Swindon]]. The county includes the city of [[Salisbury]] and also Salisbury Plain, noted for Stonehenge and other ancient monuments. Other towns include [[Trowbridge]] (the county town) | + | 2 [[Swindon]] (unitary)]]'''Wiltshire''' is a county and [[unitary authority]] in southern [[England]]. The ceremonial county also includes the separate unitary authority of [[Swindon]]. The county includes the city of [[Salisbury]] and also Salisbury Plain, noted for Stonehenge and other ancient monuments. Other towns include [[Trowbridge]] (the county town), [[Devizes]] and [[Corsham]]. |
==LGBT history== | ==LGBT history== | ||
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| + | The poet [[Siegfried Sassoon]] lived in [[Teffont Magna]] and later in [[Heytesbury]]. | ||
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| + | The photographer [[Sir Cecil Beaton]] lived at [[Broad Chalke]]. | ||
Wiltshire Council promoted events for [[LGBT History Month]] in 2013.<ref>http://trowbridge.ourcommunitymatters.org.uk/news/lgbt-history-month-in-wiltshire/</ref> | Wiltshire Council promoted events for [[LGBT History Month]] in 2013.<ref>http://trowbridge.ourcommunitymatters.org.uk/news/lgbt-history-month-in-wiltshire/</ref> | ||
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[[Category:Wiltshire| ]] | [[Category:Wiltshire| ]] | ||
[[Category:Shire counties]] | [[Category:Shire counties]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:31, 20 August 2017
LGBT history
The poet Siegfried Sassoon lived in Teffont Magna and later in Heytesbury.
The photographer Sir Cecil Beaton lived at Broad Chalke.
Wiltshire Council promoted events for LGBT History Month in 2013.[1]
