A HEAVY police presence was spotted outside Debenhams in Salisbury City Centre. Yesterday (February 6), two police cars and a police van were stationed outside the store in Blue Boar Row. And a witness told the Journal someone was wrestled
HISTORIAN and broadcaster Dan Snow is currently travelling around the country with his new tour ‘An Evening with the History Guy’, which comes to the City Hall, Salisbury in March. As well as recently releasing a book, having a successful history
AS last week’s Journal suggested, the story on the proposed library move seems complicated: up till now I shared the view expressed in Peter Hoare’s letter last week, based on experience elsewhere, that a new build library offers real opportunities
THIS week I feel a daunting responsibility. I’m trying to express the collective sorrow of hundreds of people who admired and loved David Coram, a brilliant yet unassuming musician and the gentlest, funniest kind of eccentric. Tragedy is an overused
A 22-YEAR-OLD man was arrested in Culver Street car park this afternoon. The man was wanted after failing to attend court twice. The arrest took place around 3:20pm and saw three police cars parked on Milford Street to make the arrest.
BEMERTON Heath Harlequins won a five-goal thriller against Laverstock and Ford to book their place in the final of this year's Salisbury Hospital Cup. Bemmy will have to wait until the end of the month to see who they will face, as the other semi-final
OPPOSITION councillors have welcomed the “change of tone” from “an almost Stalinist approach to debate” on the city council. It comes after Labour councillor Tom Corbin was elected deputy chairman of the Planning Committee on Monday night.
GOALS from Tom Whelan and Aaron Dawson saw Salisbury win at Basingstoke Town 2-0 on Tuesday night. The Whites arrived at the Camrose to face a side who had won at the their play-off rivals Weymouth three days earlier and left with all three points
NEW facilities for pupils with special needs have been opened in Salisbury to help meet growing demand. Reach South, multi Academy Trust which includes Springfields Academy, Magna Learning Partnership and Wiltshire Council worked together to open
TOMMY is a four-year-old German Shepherd-Rottweiler cross that is looking for a very specific forever home. He's a big strong boy who sometimes doesn’t realise his strength or size. He’d love a large, secure garden and likes getting outside for quiet
