A TRACTOR and 4x4 tour of Salisbury Plain will take place on Sunday, April 28. The Berwick Country Fayre Tractor Road Run will offer a new 35-mile route for participants across the plain, including a Ploughman’s lunch, in aid of the Stars Appeal
MORE than 4,000 scouts flocked to Gilwell Park to celebrate 100 years of the campsite and activity centre. Gilwell Park became the home of scouting and guiding groups in 1919, so centenary commemorations began last month with Salisbury scouts taking
Pegasus Bridge Event a huge success The Pegasus Bridge event, held at Salisbury Rugby Club, was presented by Downton Historian Malcolm Dean. It was standing room only as the audience were gripped with the moving film, talk and army/Air Force reminiscences
ILLEGAL off-road vehicles and antisocial behaviour with vehicles were the focus of a police operation on the Salisbury Plain Training Area (SPTA). The Ministry of Defence Policing team joined forces with Salisbury Community Policing Team and Tri
TIME has been called on plans to revive Ringwood Social Club as volunteers say they have been “battling” with New Forest District Council over planning conditions. Sisters Helen Homewood and Tina Saddington, who are on the social club’s committee
ENJOY theatre and creative workshops this half term at Salisbury Playhouse and Salisbury Arts Centre. Theatre performances include The Pixie’s Scarf on Monday (February 18), Lily and the Albatross on Tuesday (February19) and The Bird Show on Friday
AN UNLICENSED scrap metal dealer from Salisbury has been ordered to pay £3,390 in fines and costs. Shelley Marie Witt, 46, of Westwood Road, admitted dealing scrap metal unlawfully at Salisbury magistrate’s court on Monday, February 4 after she
A RESTAURATEUR friend was telling me about his first year in business. “Everyone said that January and February would be bad, but I didn’t realise how bad! Without Valentine’s Day I’d have gone under.” Tonight is his busiest of the year. If you haven
RINGWOOD Junior School has been strengthening its links with pupils in Kenya. The school’s head teacher, Sally-Ann Evans, recently visited the Zelyn Academy in Nairobi, Kenya, which is celebrating its 10th anniversary. And during the visit the
BARONESS Jane Scott, leader of Wiltshire Council, was invited to cut a ceremonial ribbon to mark the handover of the first ten newly completed Army homes on The Plummer Estate at Ludgershall last Thursday. The Plummer Estate, built to accommodate
