Local News
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Wiltshire Council extends partnership with Daybreak to support more families through Family Group Conferences
Wiltshire Council has extended its partnership with Daybreak for another three years, to continue providing Family Group Conferences to families supported by the council’s care services.
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Open day at Salisbury fire station this Saturday
After the success of its open day in recent years, Salisbury fire station is throwing open its doors to the local community again this weekend.
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People in Wiltshire at risk of carbon monoxide poisoning as data shows they aren’t testing alarms
Households across Wiltshire are being urged to stay safe from carbon monoxide this summer, following new data that reveals the majority of carbon monoxide alarms in homes were not tested last year.
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Record numbers enjoy weekend musical events at Salisbury Cathedral
There were smiles all round at Salisbury Cathedral over the weekend as the sun shone and more than three thousand people attended two special musical events.
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A36 Derby at the Ray Mac this evening
Salisbury head into their second home fixture in four days as Bath City make the short trip down the A36 to the Ray Mac this evening (19th August).
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Heatwave Reveals Glimpses of Longleat’s Lost History
The current heatwave has revealed even more signs of centuries past at Longleat in Wiltshire with a rare glimpse of a military hospital and a sweeping carriage driveway.
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Man who led officers on dangerous pursuit jailed
A man who fled from officers before colliding with two vehicles, including an unmarked firearms vehicle, has been jailed for nearly two years.
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Whites held at home by Dagenham
Salisbury were held to a stalemate for the second game in a row at the start of the new season at home against Dagenham and Redbridge.
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Five men sentenced for night poaching in Cholderton area
Five people have been sentenced in connection with an investigation into night poaching near Amesbury.
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Army Flying Museum to celebrate past with Heritage Open Days
Every September, thousands of volunteers across England organise a wide range of events to celebrate the history and culture of the country, and the volunteer team from the Army Flying Museum at Middle Wallop in Hampshire is no exception.
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Salisbury set to welcome former football league Daggers to Ray Mac
Salisbury begin their home campaign in the Enterprise National League South this weekend with the visit of Dagenham & Redbridge.
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MOD reminds public to stay safe on Salisbury Plain over summer holidays
With the holiday season well underway and summer hotspots getting busier, the MOD is urging the public to take extra care if visiting Salisbury Plain – an area used for important military training.
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Rocketship Bookshop Enjoys A Busy First Week at Cross Keys Shopping Centre
Cross Keys Shopping Centre is delighted to announce that the much-loved independent bookseller Rocketship Bookshop is now open, and has already enjoyed a fantastic first week of trading.
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Sammy Dunford Memorial Cup match and fun day to raise funds for Dementia UK
The families and friends of two long-term volunteers and supporters of Amesbury Town Football Club are holding a charity football match and fun day in their memory.
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Salisbury Man Sentenced to Over Six Years for Historic Sexual Offences
A Salisbury man has been sentenced to six years and four months in prison after pleading guilty to multiple sexual offences dating back as far as 1994.
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Wiltshire Council expands SEND support with new Specialist Centre in Tidworth
Wiltshire Council is opening a fifth District Specialist Centre in Tidworth, expanding its commitment to supporting children under five who have Special Educational Needs and/or Disabilities (SEND).
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Showcase to Highlight Groups and Activities for Men in Salisbury
Safer and Supportive Salisbury is hosting a 'Men Matters Showcase' at Salisbury City Hall in September.
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Forces work together to improve service for victims of police perpetrated domestic abuse
Wiltshire Police is working with colleagues in Dorset to offer an improved service to victims of domestic abuse where the perpetrator is serving within policing.
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West Hampshire Boxer, set for Sky Sports match
Supremely confident yet warmly approachable, young boxer Aaron Lane, from Weyhill, near Andover, has his sights set on conquering the boxing world, and he’s doing it with the backing of Andover firm Correct Contract Services (CCS).
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Adjustment to be made to 'Killer Kerb' after safety audit
Wiltshire Council will be carrying out remedial works at the junction of South Western Road and Fisherton Street in Salisbury next week.
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Wiltshire PCC raises concerns over unsustainable police funding formula and risk it presents to Wiltshire’s communities
Philip Wilkinson, Police and Crime Commissioner for Wiltshire and Swindon, has voiced serious concerns over the financial sustainability of Wiltshire Police following years of continued under funding and has warned of this risk this poses to effectively policing Wiltshire’s communities.
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Monxton and Grateley Golf Centre host event to support children and young people with cancer.
On Sunday 27th July, staff from the Monxton & Grateley Golf Centre, near Andover, organised a wonderful day in memory of employee Stuart Fay’s daughter Gemma. Funds were raised for Young Lives vs Cancer, the UK’s leading charity for children and young people with cancer.
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Honours Even for Whites in West London in Season Opener
Salisbury FC began their 2025/26 Enterprise National League South campaign with a dominant display, despite it finishing a nil-nil draw away at Hampton & Richmond Borough on Saturday afternoon.
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Salisbury’s local heroes awards to be attended by the Mayor and Mayoress of Salisbury
The Mayor and Mayoress of Salisbury will attend the Gala Dinner and VIP event to celebrate Salisbury’s local heroes as we come together to celebrate some fantastic people from across Salisbury, South Wiltshire and West Hampshire.
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The Whites travel to West London for Season Opener
Salisbury get their season underway this weekend with a trip to west London to face Hampton & Richmond Borough in the Enterprise National League South.
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Council issues multiple fines for illegal advertising
Several businesses have been issued with £500 fixed penalty notices (FPNs) after illegally placing their advertising on the public highway in Wiltshire.
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Popular Pet Service returns to Salisbury Cathedral
Following its success last year, Salisbury Cathedral will be holding its annual Blessing of Pets Service again on Saturday, 13th September.
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Salisbury Live bring music back to Victoria Park with charity event
Salisbury Live returns to Victoria Park for a music-filled event 'Right Here, Right Now!'
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British Legion Band Leads VJ Day Commemorations
The Salisbury Band of the Royal British Legion will lead the commemorations of this year's 80th anniversary of VJ Day (Victory over Japan Day), commemorating the end of the Second World War.
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'Little Women' adaptation at the Playhouse
Louisa May Alcott's novel gets a new adaptation as the show opens at the Salisbury Playhouse next month.
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Live Music Evenings at 'Fayre on the Square'
The Market Square's summer music events continue tomorrow for four days with live music each day, featuring local artists, including folk and blues guitarist Joe Burke.
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RIP: Cllr Bob Gann
Salisbury City Council are sad to announce the death of Councillor Bob Gann (St Edmunds).
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Council welcomes 'ASB Wardens' back to the City Centre
Salisbury City Council say they are 'pleased' to announce the return of anti-social behaviour (ASB) wardens to the city. They claim the uniformed wardens will "help to enhance community safety in high-footfall areas".
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WITNESS APPEAL: Serious collision on rural road near Tisbury
Wiltshire Police are appealing for witnesses following a serious collision on a rural road near Tisbury late yesterday evening, in which a man suffered life-threatening injuries.
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Re-living that 'Viva Espana' feeling at local care home
Salisbury care home 'Old Sarum Manor' recently hosted their annual summer party for residents, staff and their families.
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Local Physiotherapist discovers another regulated profession - setting up as a licensed home dog boarder
Marie Roberts, who has run Harnham Physiotherapy and Salisbury & South Wilts Physiotherapy for the past 12 years, has recently added dog home boarding to her professional services by setting up ‘The Salisbury Dog Retreat’ in Harnham, Salisbury.
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Alabaré to temporarily close Old Sarum Garden Centre to the public
Alabaré’s Old Sarum Garden Centre is to be temporarily closed to the public, effective from today (Friday, 1st August 2025).
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No Excuse for Abuse: Wiltshire Council stands up for local frontline workers
Wiltshire Council has launched a new campaign – No Excuse for Abuse – to raise awareness about the unacceptable treatment some of its staff and contractors face while simply doing their jobs and serving their communities.
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Three weeks of temporary traffic signals at busy Downton Junction
Wiltshire Council will begin work to upgrade the traffic signal junction at the A338 (The Headlands, Salisbury Road, and The Borough) in Downton on Monday, 4th August.
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Salisbury City Council welcomes sister city delegates from Salisbury, North Carolina
On Saturday, 12th July, Salisbury City Council welcomed Lynne Tatum Little and Betty Carter, visiting representatives from Salisbury’s sister city, Salisbury, North Carolina, USA.
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Students get exclusive preview of Salisbury River Park play area
Students from Sarum St. Paul's C of E Primary School were given an exclusive preview of Salisbury River Park before its official opening.
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Song for Christmas 2024 Winner Announced
Salisbury Radio have announced the winner of Song for Christmas 2024.