100th birthday celebrations for Ivy
CENTENARIAN Ivy Guscott had a special visitor to help her celebrate her 100th birthday on Wednesday.
Charities to benefit from swimathon
THREE charities are set to benefit from the seventh annual Salisbury Rotary Club Swimathon.
Science day at Larkhill primary
EXPLODING potatoes, bubbles and volcanoes led to fascinating fun at Larkhill Primary School as part of a special science day.
200 years celebrated at St Martin's
ST Martin’s Primary School had its most successful summer fete in years at the weekend as staff, pupils and parents celebrated the school’s 200th anniversary.
Kludo owner blasts 'ludicrous' court case
A SALISBURY bar owner has blasted Wiltshire Council for wasting money pursuing a “ludicrous” court case over work he did to convert the attic of the bar into a flat without planning permission.
Young sculptors show off their work
VISITORS to Queen Elizabeth Gardens this week were treated to the sight of the work of young sculptors.
Test day arrives... I'm sick with fear
THE dreaded day arrived and, as I sat in the waiting room of the test centre, my hands were sweating and I felt sick with fear.
On with the dancing shoes
ON the final day of the festival there was a day of dance with a variety of different styles for people to try out from jazz and tango to street and breakdancing.
Police name man killed in house fire
A MAN killed in a house fire in Salisbury on Friday has been named by police as 56-year-old Michael Mills.
Volunteer Dora leaves after 23 years
STAFF and members of the Jo Benson Day Centre have said goodbye to arts volunteer Dora Williams after 23 years of service.
