SOUTH Wiltshire's finest sports men and women gathered at the Stones Hotel on Friday night (February 22) for the return of the Salisbury Journal's Sports Awards, with guest speaker, Premier League referee and local boy, Roger East. Roger, from
10:47pm Anyway, that's all from me. I'm off. Its been a great night here at The Stones Hotel, well done to all the
TWO counterfeit Scottish £50 notes were used in Downton yesterday (February 21). The notes were used at the White Horse Inn in Downton, and fake notes were also reported to have been used at the Co-Op in Downton, as well as Wilton Garden Centre
TWO SALISBURY-based companies were recognised by national awards on Wednesday night. Berry Telecom and Mploy Staffing Solutions were both included in the Sunday Times Top 100 Small Companies to Work For, 2019. The awards ceremony were held at
A BBC series will be returning to Salisbury for filming this spring, and is looking for participants to get involved. Antiques Roadshow invites the public to show off their personal belongings to experts to find out the history, story and potential
CELEBRATING its 30th Anniversary, Corali Dance Company draws inspiration from the films of Judy Garland, Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers for its latest show. Technicolour Everyday is at Cranborne Cecil Memorial Hall on Wednesday, March 13, 2pm, and
HUNDREDS of school places are being created in preparation for service children moving to Wiltshire this summer. As part of the Army Basing Program, the school building project will see the launch of two new schools and expansions on already-existing
APPLICATIONS for development to Wiltshire Council (South) received in week ending February 15: ALDERBURY 19/01342/FUL – Land Adj Sandiacre, Oaklea Lane, SP5 3DY. Construction of new detached chalet dwelling with parking and access. BARFORD
WITH reference to Mark McLelland’s ‘negative message’ (Journal Postbag, February 14), does he not understand the meaning of democracy? It means that people have a right to an opinion and if hundreds of people – myself included – want to object to the
IN this adaptation of our best loved criminal mastermind, it is no mystery why we are all still falling for Agatha Christie time and time again. The iconic Marple mystery The Mirror Crack’d from Side to Side has been adapted for the stage by Rachel
FORDINGBRIDGE is still open for business, say traders despite a main route in the town being closed. A number of businesses in the town say footfall has already been affected by the closure of Bridge Street, which is expected to last for about another
LAST Friday, as well as attending Bishop Wordsworth’s excellent Higher Education fair, I had several more in a series of conversations about the future of Salisbury. There are three significant opportunities for Salisbury on the horizon at the moment
THE Salisbury and District Trades Union Council has said they had 'a very active and successful 2018'. The year started off with the council participating in a demonstration in London organised by The People's Assembly Against Austerity entitled
