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• ALABARÉ shocked by 66% increase in Wiltshire rough sleepers

  Leading homelessness charity ALABARÉ is disappointed yet unsurprised by the Government’s latest Rough Sleeping Snapshot, with more people having to bed down in inadequate and unsuitable places.

• New Community Orchard is a Lifeline for rare Wiltshire Apple Trees

  The village community of Barford St Martin recently came together to plant a new traditional Community Orchard to help save a range of rare Wiltshire heritage apple trees.

• Consultation meetings due to start on proposed fire station closures

  Public meetings will start next week as part of the ongoing consultation into the potential closure of eight fire stations by Dorset & Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Service.

• Discover, explore and get inspired at Salisbury Arts Centre

  Wiltshire Creative’s Take Part Team are hosting 'Curious About Culture' – a free drop‑in event celebrating the breadth of creative opportunities available across our city on Wednesday, 4th March.

• Whites lose late-on in Maidenhead

  Maidenhead steal three points deep into the second half through a late counter-attack after the Whites scored within ten minutes.

• Royal Artillery Museum Offers Rare Behind-the-Scenes Access at Larkhill Open Day

  The Royal Artillery Museum has announced its latest Open Day on Tuesday, 3rd March 2026 at its Wood Road stores in Larkhill.

• National Lottery Funding Boost for Bishopstone Church

  The Parochial Church Council (PCC) of St John the Baptist, Bishopstone, has announced it has been awarded a grant of £248,280 from The National Lottery Heritage Fund.

• Tidworth and Ludgershall residents invited to help shape cycling and walking plans

  Wiltshire Council is asking people in Tidworth and Ludgershall to help shape the future of walking and cycling routes across their towns, as well as three others across the county.