A DAD who was struck in the head by a stray firework at Salisbury’s ill-fated Christmas light switch-on has described the "madness" of his ordeal. Brett Dyer, from Whiteparish, suffered a chemical burn to his scalp when part of a firework landed
A NEW Kia Picanto is the top prize in the Stars Appeal Christmas Raffle this year with cash prizes of £500, £250 and five lots of £50 also to be won. The star prize is worth over £8,000 and has been supplied for the sixth year running by local
THE long road to Wembley ended at round two for Bemerton Heath Harelquins after being dumped out of the FA Vase by a dominant Blackfield and Langley. A comfortable three-nil win from The Watersiders registered their place in the last 64 of the
A HARDWARE specialist at a Salisbury business who is renowned for his customer service and knowledge is retiring after spending 53 years in the trade. Bob Taylor was just 15 when he joined the ironmongers Woodrow & Co in Castle Street (now
CHILDREN and young adults in and around Salisbury are to have a say in the amount they pay for bus travel in the region. Local operator Salisbury Reds is looking at possible changes to its fare structure for younger people - and is consulting with
STAFF at Salisbury District Hospital have been rewarded for their professionalism and commitment to patients as part of the hospital’s Striving for Excellence Awards. There were 11 categories in all, and award nominations were made by patients,
CROWDS thronged to Wilton Shopping Village as it opened its first ever winter ice rink on Friday. The attraction was officially opened by the town's mayor Phil Matthews and Olaf the snowman. Snowmen on stilts were among the entertainment. The
A MEDIEVAL bridge is at risk of collapse under the weight of heavy lorries ignoring weight restrictions, residents claim. Karen Shaw says heavy goods vehicles, including those supplying building materials to Kier at Wyvern College, are breaking
