TITLE favourites Histon scored three times in the second half to bank all three points in today's top of the table clash at the Ray Mac. Although City had more opportunities to score, they failed to find the net for the fourth home game running. Whites
THERE were no goals in the first half, but plenty of goalmouth action in the top of the table clash between Salisbury City and leaders Histon. City's Matt Tubbs and Robbie Matthews have been a handful for the Histon defence but have failed to beat Histon
SALISBURY City boss Nick Holmes has been forced to make changes to his side following the injuries suffered to Alan Neilson and Danny Clay in Saturday's win at Sutton United. Matt Holmes replaces Clay (serious facial injury)as he did from the bench on
MANAGER Nick Holmes said he was pleased with City's 1-0 win at Sutton United on what had proved a difficult playing surface. Despite City dominating proceedings, Matt Tubbs' third minute goal proved the difference between the two sides. "The pitch was
IN today's match day programme Salisbury City manager Nick Holmes has paid tribute to opponents Histon's rise to the top of the table. "Today's match has been a main topic of conversation for many weeks," writes Holmes. "Histon's good string of results
INJURY-hit Salisbury City have recalled two of their on-loan players to help bolster their squad ahead of this afternoon's Conference South match with leaders Histon. Chris Knowles and Gary Middleton have been called back from successful loan spells
SALISBURY played host to a special cup when it called in as part of a tour of the 50 cities of England to promote peace, friendship and harmony. The Loving Cup of England, which can trace its history back to the Middle Ages, was officially received by
A CONTROVERSIAL planning application for major development at Hollands Wood and Roundhill campsites in the heart of the New Forest has been withdrawn. The Forestry Commission announced its decision to withdraw its extensive application - for new reception
ELDERLY people could lose a vital lifeline after Wiltshire County Council announced plans to scrap its existing Meals on Wheels service and replace it with a new scheme. Currently, 247 vulnerable pensioners have a hot meal delivered daily by contractors
