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  • Charity game at Dinton in aid of Southampton Hospital

    DINTON Cricket Club will be holding a special game on Sunday, June 30 in aid of Southampton Hospital. It is hoped a big crowd will turn out to see a Ben Coombes XI take on a Frank Coombes XI from 1pm and Southampton hospital has been chosen to benefit

  • South Wilts hope to make it third time lucky

    SOUTH Wilts will be hoping it is third time lucky this weekend, when they travel to reigning champions St Cross, writes ROY HONEYBONE. For the second week running the Bemerton-based side saw their game washed out, this time away at home to the Hampshire

  • Salisbury cyclists celebrate Bike Week with ride around city

    BIKE week was marked in Salisbury with a communal ride around the city centre. On Saturday members of the Cycling Opportunities Group Salisbury (COGS) were joined by fellow cyclists and the mayor of Salisbury, John Walsh, for a gentle cycle through

  • Man's face cut after refusing to share cigarettes

    A MAN was hit in the face after refusing to give another man a cigarette in Old Sarum. Police say at around 11.15pm on June 8, a man in his 50s was approached by a man in The Portway who asked him for a cigarette. When he refused, he was hit

  • Appeal after house burgled while owner slept upstairs

    POLICE are appealing for information following a burglary in Tidworth – which occurred while the owner slept upstairs. Officers from Wiltshire Police say they believe the incident occurred between 6.30am and 11am on June 14. They add that the

  • Classic cars park up in city for charity event

    SALISBURY's Cathedral Close was awash with classic motors over the weekend, as a new car event came to the city. The Rotary Tour of Legends cavalcade, of around 50 iconic cars, finished its drive in the medieval city on Saturday. The procession

  • Python super-fan from Netheravon set for October wedding

    TWO Monty Python super-fans are getting married at a Python-themed wedding in October. John Wood, 59 from East Grinstead, Sussex, and fiancé Gemma Harris, 35 from Netheravon, are set to tie the knot on Saturday, October 5, the 50th anniversary of

  • Basement floods at Wiltshire Council headquarters

    FIREFIGHTERS were at Wiltshire Council's headquarters yesterday after a burst pipe led to flooding in the office's basement. Fire crews confirmed that as much as 10ft of water had collected in the bottom of the lift shaft and once filled had begun

  • Man arrested after car stolen from home

    POLICE officers have arrested a man after a car was stolen from a Durrington home. It came after a call at around 6.40am yesterday from the owners of the Bulford Hill home who reported that their Nissan Micra had been taken. Officers in Amesbury

  • Rider faces potential ban after failing routine breath test

    OISIN Murphy faces an automatic ban after failing a routine breath test at Salisbury today (Sunday) when he had four booked rides and to aggravate matters missed out on two winners. Murphy was stood down for the day and his case has been forwarded

  • DOG OF THE WEEKS: Ty is keen to learn new tricks

    SUPER intelligent Ty is a six-year-old crossbreed and always keen to learn and show off his skills, especially if it revolves around getting a tasty treat as a reward! Ty loves playing with toys, especially footballs and likes to show us how well

  • Street food event heading to city

    STREET Food Sunday is returning to Salisbury Market Place next month. Taking place from 11am to 4pm on July 28, a variety of street food specialists will be on offer, providing an array of food for all tastes including cheeses, tapas, pastries,

  • Salisbury store to close after 94 years of trade

    A WELL-KNOWN store that has been in Salisbury for more than 90 years is closing down. Ingrams of Salisbury Ltd, in Catherine Street at the end of the Old George Mall, will be closed by the end of July, after 94 years of retail service in the city