REDLYNCH and Hale suffered further anguish, as they suffered another defeat in County Division Two at home to Portsmouth, as their promotion hopes were dented writes ANDY CHURCH. With skipper James Taylor sidelined due to injury and possibly out
FARLEY'S first team kicked their heels after the game at Breamore fell foul of the weather, the second team took full advantage of a weakened Shrewton thirds to claim a 24 point win, writes PAUL ROBERTS. Shrewton made a steady start in the face
BEMERTON Heath Harlequins were beaten 3-2 in their FA Cup replay at Andover New Street played in front of a good crowd, writes DAVID HEATHER. The home side took the lead after four minutes from Ilyas Warshow and Matt Scott added a second on 14 minutes
A DETECTIVE sergeant who was poisoned by Novichok last year has reached the final 10 for Amplifon's Brave Britons award. DS Nick Bailey was on the scene at former Russian spy Sergei Skripal’s home in Salisbury after he and his daughter were found
TWO men have been arrested on suspicion of robbery, following an attack on a woman near Salisbury Train Station. On July 22 at around 9pm, a woman was walking away from the city train station when she passed a group of men who were stood by the
SALISBURY beat Southern League Premier South pre-season favourites Gosport Borough thanks to an 93rd minute penalty from George Colson on Tuesday night. A delighted Salisbury manager Steve Claridge said: "I am extremely pleased and I think this
LAVERSTOCK and Ford enjoyed their first win of the season in fine fashion on Tuesday night under the lights at The Dell, where they put Pewsey Vale to the sword with a 4-1 win. The home side dominated right from the off and showed their intent with
A QUANTITY of jewellery of "great sentimental value" was stolen from a house in Fritham. Police say the burglary happened sometime between 5pm on Tuesday, August 6 and 9.30am the following day. The house was broken into while the homeowner was
FIREFIGHTERS in Salisbury are giving you the chance to "have a go" at becoming an on-call firefighter at an event taking place next week. Fire crews will be at Salisbury Fire Station from 3-8pm on the August 22 to encourage local people to become
CITY councillors were locked in heated debate over whether to support completely revised plans for the first phase of the redevelopment of the Maltings. While some praised the fresh designs for the former British Heart Foundation site, others labelled
MORE children were excluded from schools for bullying last year than in the previous school year, a new report has revealed. Department for Education data found that in Wiltshire there was a 24% increase from 34 students up to 42 in the number
A RECORD number of complaints about potholes were made during the past 12 months, leading to Wiltshire Council paying out tens of thousands in compensation. A report from the Federation of Small Businesses revealed that local authorities across
DOWNTON moved up to fourth in the Wessex League Division One after beating visiting Alton last Saturday. The home side took the lead after three minutes of the contest as Laurence Larbi and TJ Moseley combined for Robbie Owen to score . On
A SALISBURY student beat hundreds of applicants to become a Commonwealth War Graves Foundation (CWGF) Intern this year, welcoming visitors to some of the most iconic Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC) sites in the world. Abigail Eagles, 19
