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This British village is only open once a year but is an extraordinary place despite being abandoned and haunted by the ghosts of the people who used to live there.

Wiltshire’s Imber village abandoned during World War Two will open for public tours this March.

Once a year, a fleet of Routemasters takes visitors through an army training area to a settlement that has lain empty since the second world war

Author Paul Donnelley has travelled the length and breadth of the United Kingdom in search of the spots where some of the most unusual events in recent, and sometimes not so recent, history occurred. Theres murder, mayhem, ghosts, battles, bombs, pizza... and Elvis Presley.

Mourners celebrate life of one-time resident Ray Nash, after MoD permits burial in village of Imber

The Ministry of Defence has made special arrangements for mourners to attend service inside the closed off area

THE father of a Wiltshire Unitary and Devizes Town councillor could be the last person to be buried at the ‘ghost’ village of Imber on Salisbury…

THE father of a Wiltshire Unitary and Devizes Town councillor could be the last person to be buried at the ‘ghost’ village of Imber on Salisbury…

THE long weekend gives us the perfect chance to explore some hidden gems in the South West.

WHEN the third lockdown finally ends many of us will be desperate to explore some hidden gems in the South West.