Local News from Wednesday, November 4th, 2026

Salisbury Christmas Trail to return after four years

Salisbury City Council’s Christmas Trail is set to return this month, bringing back the traditional family-friendly activity to the city centre.
Pig Farmer Receives £5,200 in Penalties Following Welfare Investigation

A Wiltshire pig farmer has been issued with animal penalty notices (APNs) totalling £5,200 following an investigation by Wiltshire Council's Animal Health and Welfare Team.
New Salisbury Hub Helping Care-Experienced Young People Access Support

Care-experienced young people in South Wiltshire are benefiting from a new drop-in hub in Salisbury that offers practical advice, guidance, and a welcoming place to connect.
Royal International Air Tattoo to Move to Boscombe Down for 2027 and Beyond

Royal Air Force Charitable Trust Enterprises (RAFCTE), organiser of the Royal International Air Tattoo (RIAT), has announced that RIAT will relocate to MOD Boscombe Down for RIAT27 and future events.
£83,000 Awarded to Community Projects Helping Make Wiltshire Safer

The Police and Crime Commissioner has awarded more than £ 83,000 to voluntary and community groups across Wiltshire and Swindon in the latest round of the Community Action Fund.