STRIKES starting tomorrow are set to see a reduced railway service operating through Salisbury. Rail passengers will face disruption on services from Tuesday until Friday (June 18 until 21), as another round of strike action on the South Western
THE Fordingbridge Events Group is looking ahead to next month’s Fordingbridge Festival and has revealed just some of the entertainment that will be on offer. The event takes place on July 20 and runs from 10.30am to 5pm at Fordingbridge Recreation
HEATED exchanges over the lack of police on our streets have taken place between Police Crime Commissioner Angus Macpherson and a Wiltshire councillor keen to take over the role. Police revealed that while 87.4 per cent of staff within community
SALISBURY Reds has invested an extra £750,000 to bolster its fleet with five new buses. The company says this underlines its commitment to enhancing bus services across the area. Salisbury Reds managing director, Andrew Wickham, said: “Buses
BECKY called in for coffee on Sunday. ‘Can’t stay,’ she said. ‘It’s the village fete. They always have a fabulous bric a brac stall – I’ve picked up some real bargains.’ The verges on our country roads are once again blooming as hand-painted signs
THE founder of a Hyde-based charity set up to help people living in the poorest and remote areas of India has been recognised for his work. John Hunt, of the Lotus Flower Trust, received the Special Recognition for Contribution to Equality Award
TROOPS from across Salisbury Plain took part in D Day Remembrance celebrations in Normandy following in the footsteps of their forebears who landed there in 1944. First to arrive in France were members of the Parachute Regiment Red Devils freefall
