UFO WARMINSTER: Cradle of Contact

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Dent, Allcroft and Co". Grace's Guide. Archived from the original on 7 August 2017 . Retrieved 17 April 2023. One thing is certain however. Despite all the new research into the phenomena in this quiet Wiltshire town all I can say is this: something strange did happen there. I know. For a time, I was part of it. Daniell, William (1850). Warminster Common: Shewing the Steps by which it Has Advanced from Its Former State of Notorious Vice, Ignorance, and Poverty, to Its Present State of Moral and Social Improvement. R.E. Vardy. pp.10–11 . Retrieved 1 June 2022.

February 1942: A woman named Eileen Arnold was walking down Cheltenham High Street when she suddenly experienced an altered state of consciousness as she became "tuned into another reality". She became aware of a large oval shape moving slowly above the rooftops. She stated that it radiated light from holes in its side and had quills which detached one by one, also emitting light. Following the encounter, Eileen believed she had numerous psychic experiences. [5] The town's name has evolved over time; it was known as Worgemynstre in the early tenth century and was recorded as Guerminstre in the Domesday Book. [2] The noun minster The derives from Old English mynster meaning monastery, nunnery, mother church or cathedral, and was given to the town by Saxon settlers in the seventh century.January 1974: A UFO allegedly crashed on the Berwyn Mountains in Wales. The event coincided with an earthquake. [48] Heavens, I experience missing time every time that I look at my watch and say 'My goodness, it's 2pm, I thought it was only around noon'. It is automatic. It is routine.

The X-Files comes to East Dunbartonshire". Kirkintilloch Herald. Archived from the original on 17 March 2016 . Retrieved 29 October 2009. Watch Pie in the Sky, a BBC TV programme from 1966 presented by Kenneth Hudson, which investigated the mysterious objects seen above Warminster James Walker noticed unidentified lights in the sky over Bonnybridge, the town became the scene of numerous UFO sightings. It forms part of the " Falkirk Triangle", an area stretching from Stirling to Fife and the outskirts of Edinburgh. Ufologists claim that Bonnybridge is the world's number one UFO location, with an average of around 300 sightings a year. [69] Waterson, Jim (27 May 2020). "Dozens of local radio stations to vanish across England". The Guardian. ISSN 0261-3077 . Retrieved 7 October 2020. June, 2006: Cookley Worcestershire sighting of a silent, shiny, silver, triangular object in the evening sky. The object was seen by two people driving home along Lea Lane, heading toward the village of Cookley. It was hovering approximately 5–10 meters above the ground and was traversing the horizon in complete silence. [ citation needed]Another research group, UFO - Info, had set up in the town. This new group, which, unlike the Fountain Centre, was run and staffed by unpaid volunteers.