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That's why it's the local postmaster and the Vicar, according to the chairman of the council.

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Now this evening they heard Dr. John Cleary, the baker of the British Unidentified Flying Objects Research Association,

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assure them that there was nothing to worry about.

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But he couldn't offer any concrete suggestions, apart from the possibility that high ground near this little wheelchair town

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might be used as a fix for anything wanting to land on nearby Salish Replane.

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Two people described hearing or seeing strange things in the sky.

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One of them is Mrs. Rachel Atwell, so that whatever it was, it scared her out of her wit.

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She told me afterwards that she'd seen a bright ball giving off a loud, high-pitched sound

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and the only reason she'd gone to the meeting was the fact that it scared her out of her life when she wanted to find an explanation.

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Then the head postmaster said that his house was surrounded early on Christmas morning

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via terrible sound as though all his tiles were being lifted off and put back on again.

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But later on when he had a look, they were undisturbed.

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But it is, well, we're not much the wiser tonight, but there is a talk, Peter, of setting up a listening post here in Warminster.

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Well, it sounds like something interesting is happening down there.

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David, you've obviously been well involved with it. What's your favourite anecdote about the FASFR?

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Well, the favourites just came up today with the current edition of the Warminster Journal.

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Let me quote. They're relating some of the experiences of people.

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One night before last Christmas, an apprenticed carpenter arrived home in a breathless state after seeing his girlfriend back home.

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That's back home to the nearby village of Sutton Veeney.

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He was shaking in every limb when he staggered indoors.

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His family were most concerned, but it was some time before he told them of his peculiar experience on that walk through the darkness.

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But what was the experience?

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Well, it seemed something. Something like a monster cat, he said.

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Good heavens. Well, thank you very much indeed, David Shoot.