NICK Holmes has confirmed that the club's new strip for next season will be supplied by rising Italian sports clothing firm Macron. Writing in this month's Ask Nick! column on the club's website, Holmes revealed that both the home and away strip would
SALISBURY City's Raymond McEnhill Stadium will be inspected on Wednesday, April 18 by Conference League assessors to determine if it meets the standard required to play in the top flight of the non-league game, should the club win promotion. City recently
SALISBURY City's youth team will now take on Aldershot in the final of the Hampshire Midweek floodlight Cup on Wednesday, April 25 and not on the 18th as originally scheduled. The match is to be played at Andover FC's ground, kick off 7.45pm. City's
SALISBURY City have five games left in which to shore up a place in the Conference South play-offs, kicking off with a difficult trip to south Wales tomorrow to take on an in-form Newport County side. Monday's 3-0 home defeat at the hands of champions-elect
NICK Holmes' answers to the latest round of questions submitted by City supporters are now available online. Visit the Ask Nick! section to discover the manager's thoughts on the play-offs, the club's injury situation, next season's kit, youth team
THANKS to all supporters who submitted questions for this month's Ask Nick! feature. If there is a question you'd like to put to the City boss for next month's feature, email it to mike.turner@salisburyjournal.co.uk before noon on Friday, May 11.
DESPITE his side's injury problems, Salisbury City boss Nick Holmes said his squad enjoyed a buoyant training session last night in readiness for tomorrow's trip to south Wales to take on fellow promotion hopefuls Newport County. "We're going to be missing
WELL-KNOWN Tisbury couple, Roy and Linda McGrath, have just celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary. Roy, who was 95 last December, and Linda, who will be 90 next month, were married at Market Lavington, near Devizes, in 1937. They moved to Tisbury
GOVERNMENT go-ahead for a super council covering the whole of Wiltshire is not a forgone conclusion. That's the view of Salisbury District council bosses, who have launched an offensive against the bid to replace five existing councils in Wiltshire
THE demolition of an old bakehouse has sparked a dispute between neighbours in Alderholt. Chris and Janet Walker saw red when planning permission was granted for a new dwelling to be built on Presseys Corner, which they say was a historic corner of the
WILTSHIRE Fire and Rescue Service has been handed a glowing report by the Government's Audit Commission watchdog. The commission scores the service three out of four and says it is performing well. It praises the service in five key areas including emergency
