FARLEY'S first eleven maintained their winning form with a four-wicket victory at Sway II, while the second team's game was a victim of the weather. Winning the toss, Farley elected to bowl on a surprisingly dry track. Marc Burton and Geoff Ramsey
SALISBURY Museum has been awarded National Lottery support for its Future Generations project. The £4.4 million project will enable the museum to transform its displays and facilities – completing the work started with the National Lottery funded
WILTSHIRE Council “fell out” with Highways England during the latest round of the A303 National Infrastructure Planning hearings, according to the president of Salisbury’s Chamber of Commerce. Andy Rhind-Tutt, who spoke at the hearings and is a
YOU won’t catch me walking through a field of cows. And a story on the Journal website, about a harmless walker being attacked in the New Forest, brought vividly to mind the reason why. There I was, enjoying a sunny day off from a high-pressure
THE first phase of the Maltings development has stalled after plans for a new hotel, library and gym were refused by planning chiefs. The revised plans for 30-36 Fisherton Street, the former British Heart Foundation (BHF) and Original Factory Shop
FOR everything you need to know about this year's National Armed Forces Day event, make sure to get your copy of this week's Journal. The 16-page guide in this week's paper is bursting with information about the three day event, taking place between
A WOMAN sustained facial injuries after being attacked with a glass bottle in Salisbury city centre. At between 11pm and 11.30pm last Thursday, the 25-year-old was assaulted between Greggs and the entrance to The Maltings car park. Wiltshire
HUNDREDS of young swimmers took part in the Salisbury Primary Schools Swimming Gala on Tuesday evening at Five Rivers leisure centre. The annual gala is hosted by Salisbury Stingrays’ amateur swimming club. Around 20 schools from across the area
A BOMB squad had to be called to Wiltshire Police's headquarters after a "suspicious package" was found. The building, in Devizes, was partially evacuated during the incident yesterday afternoon. A police spokesman said: "At approx 4.30pm yesterday
TICKETS for the Saturday of Armed Forces Day weekend have sold out – just over an hour after Kaiser Chiefs were unveiled as headliners. The day is set to be the main spectacle of the national event, with a tank parade through Salisbury, and air
THE final headliner for Salisbury's Armed Forces Day weekend has been revealed – and riots are predicted! Kaiser Chiefs will top the Saturday bill at the Hudson's Field event, playing hits including Ruby, I Predict a Riot, and Modern Way. It
SIDNEY is a tabby male, about nine-months-old. He is very friendly and affectionate and enjoys a cuddle. Sidney loves company so he would like a new home with someone who can be around for at least part of the day. He will be fine with gentle
A GOBBY hairdresser and a demotivated, alcoholic tutor have a lot to teach each other in a two-hander at Salisbury Playhouse this week. Set in 1980s Liverpool, Willy Russell’s Educating Rita is a story of class divide and wanting to better yourself
