BEMERTON Heath Harlequins will be hoping to lift their first trophy of the season when they take on a Salisbury XI youth side in the final of the Salisbury Hospital Cup Final at Laverstock on Tuesday, July 23 (7.45pm), writes DAVID HEATHER. Bemmy
FARLEY enjoyed another fruitful weekend with two solid victories, which saw the first team move to top spot of the Hampshire League County Division Four West table, writes PAUL ROBERTS. The first team hosted Burley, who had enjoyed a high-scoring
A FORMER children's nurse and NSPCC volunteer has been convicted of making up a lurid story of a murderous paedophile ring operating at the highest levels of society. A jury took just four-and-a-half hours to convict Carl Beech of perverting the
SEVEN vehicles were 'deliberately' damaged over the weekend in Tidworth, sparking a police investigation. The damage saw wing mirrors smashed and removed, tyres punctured, paintwork scratched, and windscreen wipers broken off. All the cars were
A HEATWAVE will see temperatures peak at about 32°C later this week in Wiltshire – and it comes with a health warning. The county will swelter in 30-plus degree heat from tomorrow until it begins to cool down on Friday, with Thursday set to be
LARMER Tree Festival this year was one of great contrast – Friday’s hugely inclement weather which put a dampener on proceedings gave way to Saturday’s stunning sunshine to dry things out, lift the mood for a space-themed fancy dress day and bring
VISITORS flocked to enjoy a packed programme of entertainment at Fordingbridge Festival. The event, which was organised by Fordingbridge Events Group, took place on Saturday with attractions filling the recreation ground. Main arena acts included
A FOVANT mum is battling with an airline to get her disabled son’s specialist car seat replaced after it was “smashed into pieces”. Lucy Dunn was travelling back to Heathrow Airport from therapy at Bydgoszcz, Poland on June 1 with her son Louis
POLICE have released a CCTV image of two people they want to speak to following a fire at Harnham Sports and Social Club. The incident, at around 2pm on May 18, badly damaged the roof of the Parsonage Green building. The social club partly
A 105-year-old volunteer from Salisbury has raised £1,500 for the NSPCC by hosting a garden party. Anne Baker, who was supported by friends, family and NSPCC volunteers from the Salisbury Fundraising Committee, holds the event at her Wiltshire home
A STATIC caravan was destroyed in a fire in Amesbury last night. Crews from Amesbury, Andover, and two from Salisbury attended the scene on Porton Road at 11.41pm. However, despite the efforts of crews, Dorset and Wiltshire Fire Service confirmed
MORE than 80 Scouts took to the water for a special day of competitive rafting. The Salisbury and South Wilts District Scout Raft Races took place on the River Nadder at Salisbury Canoe Club, with young members racing over a 200m course. The
RESIDENTS and business owners are being urged to help with plans to “move the city forward” and make sure they “fit the purpose” for Salisbury. A consultation is currently taking place to gather views on the Salisbury Central Area Framework (CAF
A SPECIAL summer bash is being planned to take place in the market square following the success of this year’s Salisbury Live. Colin Holton, who co-ordinates Salisbury Live which brings free music to venues across the city, spoke about the plans
GRACIE is a pretty black and white female, about five-years-old. Like many cats she will be cautious at first but once settled she will enjoy a fuss and become a loving companion (she seems to prefer women to men). Gracie needs a peaceful new home
