TWO Salisbury teenagers have become the first Wiltshire College students to have a computer game published while still studying. Jack Coleman and Will Batty-Smith are both computer games animation students, and had their game Hectic Highways released
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AUSTRALIAN violinist Emily Sun will make her debut appearance for Avon Valley Concerts tomorrow (Friday, February 22) in Ringwood. She will be performing a programme of works by Beethoven, Poulenc and Franck in the Trinity Centre, Christchurch
AMESBURY maintained their four point lead at the top of the Wessex League Division One as they came back twice to win 4-2 at Folland Sports on Tuesday night. The Blues needed to win as both their nearest rivals Romsey and Hythe and Dibden both picked
A SALISBURY charity has secured three more years to help children with disabilities. Barnardo's has been re-awarded £570,000 by Wiltshire Council to continue running clubs, activities and trips for children with special education needs. Launched
I WAS delighted with the reaction to my article on Leaden Hall a couple of weeks ago. The buildings situated in Salisbury Cathedral Close are, as I mentioned, a pleasure to visit and we are very privileged indeed. It is rather fortunate that in
NIGERIAN jazz percussionist Lekan Babalola performs the Yoruba Sonnets at Salisbury Arts Centre on Saturday. The Yoruba Sonnets combine spoken word poetry and mime from Dr Olu Taiwo with live music from Lekan Babalola’s Sacred Funk Quartet for a
A “SPECTACULAR” water feature and electricity provider is the latest project a community group wants to bring to Salisbury. Members of Salisbury Community Energy (SCE), want to install a Zuppinger water wheel on the Bishop’s Mill site in the Maltings
DO you remember how the 'leavers' were forever telling you, that the UK is safe as a car manufacturer and no firm would consider leaving the UK – that their owners are investing heavily in Britain? Britain is now up for sale to the lowest bidder
TWO draws in their last two games has left Salisbury FC five points behind Southern League Premier Division leaders Taunton. So it means the Whites really need to get back to winning ways on Saturday, when they face a visit from mid table Basingstoke
A RECYCLING charity which “struggles daily” with fly-tipping has criticised a Salisbury estate agent after cardboard and rubbish with the agents’ name on it was left inside its recycling bin. Recycling for Wiltshire Air Ambulance collects crisp
WILTSHIRE Council accused Old Sarum Airfield of “unreasonable conduct of the highest order” during the closing remarks of a planning inquiry last week. The council’s lawyer, Hashi Mohamed, said the proposal to build more than 460 new homes on the
IN TODAY’S JOURNAL: Shoppers were issued with parking fines while trapped in a Tesco carpark. The planning inquiry into 460 homes in Old Sarum Airfield concluded this week. Residents raise concerns about litter across Salisbury.
TODAY Dance in a Day, workshop with James Wilton, for ages 8-11, Salisbury Arts Centre, 10am. Info: 01722 320333. Awesome Archaeology, Stonehenge, 10am-4.30pm. Runs until Sunday, February 24. I am a Tree, Salisbury Playhouse, The Salberg
I'M pleased to see that at long last some efforts are being made to get justice for Dawn Sturgess. At the time of her death I was struck by the way in which the death of a British citizen was treated as a mere footnote to the attempted murders of
UNDER the cover of darkness on Saturday night, someone scaled the scaffolding to hang a large Russian flag on Salisbury Cathedral. At the time of writing, it’s unclear whether this was just some sort of drunken after-the-pub jape or something more
