FIRST stages of the Maltings rejuvenation in Salisbury have been given the green light to build a library, gym and hotel on Fisherton Street. This is the first phase of the Maltings redevelopment in the city centre, including its car parks.
THESE are the men and women dubbed Hampshire's "most wanted". The 20 mugshots feature as part of a campaign by charity Crimestoppers, which launches across the county today. The men and women are wanted for a variety of alleged crimes, including
We're still clinging onto summer (just about), but this year's Harvest Moon will make an appearance this week. When is September's Harvest Moon? The full moon, which falls closest to the September equinox, is named after the Harvest season.
THE restaurant in the Cross Keys has been closed since last week. It comes after a forfeiture notice was issued by authorised high court enforcement officers. The Chequers cafe inside the Cross Keys has also been closed and packed up.
A BAT which was found in a Salisbury clothing store is to be preserved by the Natural History Museum, after researchers labelled it “one of our rarest mammals”. The barbastelle bat, of which there are only 5,000 in the country, was discovered at
TODAY Stonemasonry Works Yard Tour, Salisbury Cathedral, 2pm-3pm. Also Tuesday. Info: salisburycathedral.org.uk Whisky Tasting Evening, Arundells, The Close, Salisbury, 7pm. Info: arundells.org/events or 01722 331440. FRIDAY Busy Bees Baby
AFTER the sustained assault on my computer (see columns passim), my Russian hacker, Izabella, has now got a little tired and hungry. So much so that her hacking of choice this week has been my takeaway apps. There seems a flaw in her plan, given that
IN TODAY’S JOURNAL: Salisbury City Council has discussed ideas to make up to half of the city centre vehicle free to improve air quality. A swan has been rescued after trapping itself inside a Salisbury sewage plant. Sheep shearers
PLANS to pedestrianise Salisbury have been voiced once again, as the city council tabled ideas to make up to half of the city centre vehicle free to improve air quality. City councillor Sven Hocking told attendees at the Salisbury Community Energy
FRESH milk is now available from a dispenser in the centre of Wilton. Provided by Nunton Farm, residents have enjoyed more than 680 litres of milk since the dispenser was launched, and it was officially opened in the South Street car park on Friday
Long, long, ago it is believed there stood a public house in Britford called the Ship Inn. It probably saw the local brew prepared by the gallon and would have been used by the agricultural community around. In due course the Ship Inn vanished but
FIFTEEN pubs in Salisbury and south Wiltshire have been voted into the latest edition of the Good Beer Guide. The guide, which is published by the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA), is out today (Thursday, September 12). Deacons in Fisherton Street
