AN AIR fryer sparked a fire at a property on Glenmore Road in Salisbury. The incident was reported to Dorset and Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Service at about 8.15 this evening (Sunday, September 8). Two fire crews from Salisbury were called to
SALISBURy Civic Society in conjunction with The Harnham Water Meadows Trust and Wilton Town Council will be hosting a number of Heritage Open Day attractions. These include a visit to the Harnham Water Meadows on Friday, September 13, meeting at
THE new Ringwood Carnival Queen Tierney Long has started the countdown for this year’s event. The 16-year-old began a busy few weeks by attending a photocall with key sponsor Ellis Jones Solicitors at its Monmouth Court office. She said: “I have
TICKETS are now on sale for Salisbury’s award-winning festival, Celebrate Voice. Celebrate Voice says it will stage its “biggest festival yet, and for the first time, bring all their celebrity and community events under one roof, with international
WHAT a whirlwind of a month August has been. The end of summer has been creeping up on us - the nights are drawing in, the leaves are starting to turn, the Rowan berries provide a feast for the birds and the mist each morning shrouds the heather
DRIVERS are being warned to expect delays during rush hour tomorrow as one lane of the A303 eastbound near Mere remains closed. The closure was put in place after a specialist barrier was severely damaged during an incident in the early hours
INCREASING numbers of veterans applying for help after becoming homeless have been received by Wiltshire Council, and could rise as the rebasing programme continues, according to a report by the authority. A report into homelessness in the county
GoSkydive at Old Sarum Airfield celebrated reaching 50,000 tandem skydives yesterday (Saturday, September 7). The milestone was marked with cakes, balloons and the 50,000th tandem skydiver, Michael Hall, received a golden ticket to jump for free
A GREEN-FINGERED couple rented an allotment to grow all their own flowers – for their wedding. Tyler and Aimee Morrison spent a year growing colourful blooms which adorned the guests, tables and venue at their nuptials. Their flowers decorated
I HAD to stop and take a deep breath this morning as I made my way between the dynamic sculptural pieces that make the exhibition ‘Beyond’ by Diane Maclean, inside and outside the Cathedral. They are strong, uncompromising and demanding. They seem
THE community of Hale has celebrated the opening of a long awaited new extension at the village hall. To mark the project coming to fruition a special celebration was held last Friday. The chairman of Hale Village Hall, Jacqui Hartas, said: “
ANYONE charged with exploitation, slavery or financial abuse will be banned from becoming a taxi driver as tougher criminal background checks were agreed by county chiefs. Previous guidelines meant that criminals who had committed sexual offences
A SOLICITOR has made a splash for cash by swimming the English Channel for charity. Based at Trethowans’ Salisbury office, family law specialist Andrew Mercer joined a relay team to take on the challenge, in a bid to raise money for Aspire.
