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  • Air ambulance lands in Market Place

    THE Air Ambulance was called to Salisbury Market Place this afternoon after a 70-year-old woman suffered a suspected heart attack. Police and paramedics cleared the square as the helicopter circled above the city before coming in to land at approximately

  • Olympian Heather Stanning on parade with Team GB

    GOLD medallist Heather Stanning was on parade in Trafalgar Square with Olympic-winning Team GB on Tuesday.Stanning, from the Royal Artillery based in Larkhill, with teammate Helen Glover retained her golden Olympic title from London 2012 in the women&

  • Man wanted in connection with charity shop theft

    A man is wanted in connection with a theft in Salisbury. The theft occurred at 2.15pm on Saturday, September 24. A man entered the Salisbury Hospice Charity Shop on Catherine Street, picking up two DVD box sets before putting them in his bag

  • A warming autumnal treat

    Serves 2 Ingredients 100g pumpkin purée 1 egg 1 tsp vanilla extract 3 tbsp soft brown sugar 100ml buttermilk/milk 20g melted butter 100g plain flour 1 ½ tsp baking powder 1 tsp cinnamon extra butter for frying

  • Top accolade for outgoing South Wilts skipper

    RETIRING second team captain Tom Pearce has been named South Wilts’ Clubman of the Year.The Fovant-based left-arm all-rounder, who has made more than 5,000 runs since joining South Wilts in his early teens, collected his award at the club’s recent presentation

  • New skipper for Wiltshire

    WILTSHIRE have appointed Ed Young as their captain for the 2017 season.The former Gloucestershire all-rounder has been playing for Wiltshire for the past three years.He plays his club cricket for Potterne.South Wilts stars Will Wade and Steve Warner were

  • Pumpkins are not just for lanterns

    WHEN the haze of summer has retreated into memory I can start looking forward to the crisp mornings and cosy evenings of the cooler months. October often boasts fresh, crystal blue skies as a backdrop for its warm, earthen hues; a colourful feast for

  • Foods of the gods from Martin Simcock

    INSPIRATION for this month definitely arrived with the opening of the new Messums Wiltshire, gallery and arts centre over in Tisbury. The building itself is of epic proportions, dating back to the 15th century and formally known as the Tithe Barn,

  • Four people arrested over drugs offences

    FOUR people have been arrested on suspicion of possession with intent to supply class A drugs in Salisbury. On Tuesday, police officers carried out a warrant at an address in Denison Rise. Inside the property, they found a quantity of suspected

  • Extra performance added for popular opera at Celebrate Voice

    DUE to popular demand another performance of Tosca has been added to the Celebrate Voice 2016 programme. Salisbury music lovers have been quick off the mark this year to secure their tickets for the festival opera, which had all sold out. Another

  • Thieves steal two diggers from farm

    TWO diggers worth thousands of pounds have been stolen from a farm in Mere. Thieves made off with a Kubota 1 tonne digger and a Komatsu PC09 digger as well as nine buckets after getting into the bottom of a field in Wet Lane. The theft happened

  • Green-fingered volunteers needed

    GREEN-FINGERED volunteers are needed to help maintain a wildlife garden at Salisbury District Hospital. Salisbury Hospice calls on those interested in gardening to help the team maintain a wildlife garden at the southern end of the hospital.

  • Letters to the editor, October 20

    Hospital needs help ELIZABETH Kemble’s piece in last week’s Journal about the shocking number of serious falls by patients at Salisbury District Hospital was illuminating. Despite quoting two senior managers in the article, both omitted to mention

  • Fordingbridge exit Bowl after defeat to higher league Trojans

    IT was an end of a cup run for another year as Fordingbridge lost away to Trojans in the Hampshire Bowl 42-21.Despite the fact that Trojans play in the league above Fordingbridge, it was an even game of rugby with the advantage ebbing and flowing between

  • Trainee teacher 'passionately kissed' teenage schoolgirl

    A TRAINEE teacher who groomed and “passionately kissed” a teenage schoolgirl has been told he will never work with children again. Antony James Curry, 27, from Salisbury, was working at Queen Elizabeth’s School in Wimborne, Dorset, when he began

  • Major shake-up as new policing model launched

    WILTSHIRE launched its new policing model this week in a major shake-up that will do away with named neighbourhood officers on the beat. No longer will one team patrol the streets while another responds to emergency calls. Under the Community

  • REVIEW: The Shawshank Redemption

    The Shawshank Redemption, Mayflower Theatre, Southampton AS an all-time favourite of mine, I was curious whether The Shawshank Redemption would work on stage. I knew the answer to my question hinged on the strength of the three main characters

  • South Wilts Mencap seek volunteers

    A street collection held in Salisbury City Centre in aid of South Wilts Mencap on Saturday, September 17, raised £595.56. The charity, which caters for people with learning disabilities, is constantly looking for volunteers. Trustee Nigel Scott