Local News
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New Health Store aims to offer 'in person' advice
A new health store will open its first high street store in Salisbury next Tuesday (25th August 2026), creating 5 local jobs and bringing a new ‘health-focused retail offering’ to the city.
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Wilton Rotary's Bank Holiday Car Boot Sale Returns
Wilton Rotary's Charity Car Boot Sale returns this Bank Holiday Monday.
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Salisbury Hosepipe Ban Starts Tonight
Wessex Water customers in Salisbury will be subject to a hosepipe ban from tonight.
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New community-backed scheme to improve pedestrian safety in Enford
Wiltshire Council is set to begin work later this month on a new pedestrian improvement scheme in Enford that will make it safer and easier for people to access local bus services and travel on foot.
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Changes to parking charges in Wiltshire Council car parks to begin on 1 September
Wiltshire Council is reminding residents, businesses and visitors that changes to parking charges and arrangements across the county will come into effect from 1 September.
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International GB Event Rider Opens Yard for Special Open Day
International event rider Kirsty Chabert is inviting the local community behind the scenes at her Team Opposition eventing yard in Landford, Wiltshire, for a special Yard Open Day on Wednesday 26 August, from 11 am–3 pm.
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Mayor of Wilton Selects Salisbury Hospice Charity for Mayor's Appeal
Councillor Chris Harrison, Mayor of Wilton, has selected Salisbury Hospice’s “Sponsor a Nurse” campaign as his Mayor’s Appeal charity for this mayoral term.
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Salisbury Searching for CCTV Volunteers
As part of Salisbury City Council’s CCTV monitoring service, a dedicated team of volunteer operators monitors the city’s state-of-the-art CCTV and radio system.
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Residents Report Strong Smell of Smoke Over Salisbury
Residents in and around Salisbury are reporting a strong smell of smoke this morning (14th August).
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PCC calls for balanced approach to police reform
Wiltshire's Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Wilkinson has called for a measured and evidence-led approach to police reform, stressing that any changes must strengthen policing's ability to serve communities, protect the vulnerable and maintain public confidence.
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The Hills - and Cathedral - are Alive with The Sound of Music
Audiences will have an opportunity to enjoy Rodgers and Hammerstein’s classic film musical The Sound of Music on the big screen in Salisbury Cathedral on Saturday 5 September.
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Pride and Prejudice *Sort Of Cast Announced for Tour Coming to Salisbury Playhouse
Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of) by Isobel McArthur, after Jane Austen, has proved to be one of the most successful touring productions ever and is returning yet again, including a run at Salisbury Playhouse.
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Wiltshire police rider claims multiple titles at PSUK Southern Championships
A Wiltshire Police staff member has celebrated a highly successful day at the Police Sport UK (PSUK) Southern Championships Blue Lights Horse Show, taking home multiple titles while proudly representing the Force.
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Local Wrestling Legend Tristan Hayes Announces Final Career Match at Salisbury City Hall
After a 29-year international career, Salisbury-born pro wrestler steps into the ring one last time for Ring Wrestling Stars’ "Salisbury Slamdown" on September 13th.
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Four Councils to Continue To Push For Wessex Mayor
The leaders of Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole (BCP) Council, Dorset Council, Somerset Council and Wiltshire Council have welcomed the Government’s invitation to express an interest in establishing a Mayoral Strategic Authority for Wessex.
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Trio to Sky Dive in Memory of 'Extraordinary Woman'
A trio of daredevils will take on a sky dive in memory of a grandmother and godmother who spent her life making people feel like they mattered.
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Eclipse Watching: Hints and Tips including DIY Pin Hole Projector
Salisbury, along with the rest of the UK, is set to experience its fullest eclipse since 1999 this evening.
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Fire and Rescue Service Issue Plea to Help Reduce the Risk of Wildfires
With the fifth heatwave of the summer coming in this week, Dorset & Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Service is again reminding people how to help reduce the risk of wildfire.
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The Salvation Army salutes volunteers as heatwave hits Salisbury
As England and Wales endure a season of scorching heatwaves, The Salvation Army in Salisbury is taking a moment to salute the unsung heroes of the community: its volunteers.
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Wiltshire Local Plan scoping consultation to begin next month
Wiltshire Council will launch the first consultation in the new Wiltshire Local Plan process next month, giving residents, businesses and stakeholders an early opportunity to help shape the future of the county, including in Salisbury on Tuesday, 8th September.
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Country Fayre Returns in Support of Stars Appeal
Berwick St John Country Fair is returning for 2026 in support of the Stars Appeal, Salisbury Hospital’s Charity.
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Five Star Salisbury Start League Campaign in Style
Salisbury kicked off their 2026/27 campaign in emphatic fashion and ran out 5-0 victors against Hampton & Richmond thanks to a second-half hat-trick from forward Jaiden Bartolo, with Nathan Odokonyero and Josh Hedges also getting on the scoresheet.
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Goose Fair Crowds Raise £16k for Salisbury Hospice Charity
The Grimsdyke Goose Fair, held on Sunday 2nd August, saw people from across the south gather at Swaynes Firs Farm in Coombe Bissett for a traditional poultry auction and car boot sale.
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Red Arrows to Celebrate Longleat Safari Park's 60th Anniversary with Fly-Past
The renowned RAF Red Arrows will conduct a special fly-past to mark the 60th anniversary of Longleat’s pioneering safari in Wiltshire, it has been announced.
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Salisbury Bemerton Community Board has been successfully established
The Salisbury Bemerton Community Board has been successfully established, marking another important milestone in the delivery of the government’s Pride in Place programme and its long-term vision for the area.
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Salisbury City Council launches Living Legacy Project with 800 trees for the City
To mark the 800th anniversary of Salisbury receiving its Royal Charter, Salisbury City Council is launching a landmark Living Legacy Project.
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National award on the slate for local roofing company
This afternoon on Salisbury Radio Craig Hicks has asked his listeners to vote for a local Salisbury company in national roofing industry competition.
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South Western Railway launches crackdown on ‘short-faring’
SOUTH Western Railway (SWR) and Network Rail Wessex (NR Wessex) have launched a major crackdown on ‘short-faring’ - where customers deliberately buy a ticket only for part of their journey instead of paying the correct fare for the full distance travelled – after identifying widespread misuse of barcode tickets and e-tickets by customers deliberately avoiding paying the correct fare.
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PCC launches public survey on Government's proposed police reforms
Wiltshire Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Wilkinson is calling on residents across Wiltshire and Swindon to have their say on the Government's proposals for the biggest changes to policing in a generation.
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Hatch House Open Garden returns Sunday 30th August in support of Salisbury Hospice Charity
The annual Open Garden at Hatch House, which this year takes place on Sunday 30th August from 11 am until 4:30 pm.
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New Creative Support Group for Salisbury Residents
Wiltshire Creative and DANCE SIX-0 are thrilled to be working in partnership with a local charity to host a new Dementia Arts Group at Salisbury Arts Centre from September.
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Police colleagues promote workplace support for domestic abuse survivors
Officers and staff from across Wiltshire Police have been working with domestic abuse, sexual violence and stalking charity FearFree as part of the We Rise programme.
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'Summer of Flight' at Army Flying Museum
The theme at the Army Flying Museum these summer holidays is ‘Summer of Flight’, with special attractions, games and guests.
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Retired Salisbury teacher publishes poetry collection inspired by wife's dementia journey
A retired Salisbury English teacher has published a moving collection of poems inspired by the memories he shares with his wife, Rosemary, who has been living with dementia for several years.
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Local Wrestler to Bring Curtain Down at Salisbury Slamdown
An afternoon of "high-octane family entertainment" is in store as Ring Wrestling Stars (RWS) brings the Salisbury Slamdown to Salisbury City Hall on Sunday, 13th September.
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New trench systems boost realistic military training on Salisbury Plain
More than £2 million has been invested in new trench training infrastructure at Copehill Down Training Village on Salisbury Plain, enhancing the UK Armed Forces’ ability to train in realistic and modern battlefield environments.
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Army personnel receive hard hitting drink drive presentation
Hundreds of army personnel have been shown the hard-hitting realities of drink driving and the impact that getting caught or hurting someone could have on their lives.
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Salisbury Score Five as Pre-Season concludes with thumping win
A comfortable evening and a second-half hat-trick from Nathan Odokonyero made sure Salisbury put on a five-star performance to defeat Havant & Waterlooville in their last pre-season fixture.
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Centre Back Joins The Whites On Loan
Salisbury FC have announced the loan signing of centre-back Dan Ellison from Yeovil Town on a six-month loan deal.
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Man charged with driving offences following hare coursing incident near Ludgershall
Wiltshire Police have charged a man with a number of driving offences following an incident of hare coursing across rural land near Ludgershall in April.
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MOD challenges public to see hidden danger in military training area
The Ministry of Defence (MOD) has challenged the public to test their observation skills through a new, interactive “Spot the Sniper” campaign.
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Council welcomes the government announcement on adult social care reform
Wiltshire Council has welcomed the Prime Minister's commitment to reforming adult social care and securing a sustainable future for services that support some of the county's most vulnerable residents.
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Salisbury pupils to benefit from £14.6m expansion at Sarum Academy
Hundreds more Salisbury pupils will benefit from additional classrooms, improved facilities and enhanced sports facilities following a major £14.6m investment by Wiltshire Council.
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Wiltshire Council invests in VisitWiltshire
Wiltshire Council has awarded £200,000 to VisitWiltshire to help grow the county’s visitor economy, support local businesses and encourage more people to visit the county.
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Kind Gestures Make Difference to Hospitalised Veteran
An artist from Matlock, in Derbyshire, has helped a Salisbury veteran pick up the pieces of her life after discovering a passion for jigsaw puzzles.
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Restraining order for man who launched series of violent attacks on woman
A man has been given a seven-year restraining order after he launched a series of violent attacks on his former partner.
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Salisbury Radio's Song for Christmas Returns for 2025
Salisbury Radio is delighted to announce the return of Song for Christmas, with local schools filling the airwaves with their festive songs in the lead-up to Christmas 2025.
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Song for Christmas 2024 Winner Announced
Salisbury Radio have announced the winner of Song for Christmas 2024.

