RESIDENTS are being urged to be on their guard after two incidents of a bank card scam. Wiltshire Police say in both incidents the victims received phone calls regarding an "upgrade" to their bank cards. In one incident, a woman in the Devizes
GODOLPHIN School's third Literary Festival gets underway today with a line-up including historian Lucy Worsley. It runs until Thursday, October 17, and runs alongside Salisbury Literary Festival (October 18 to 20). Davina Jones, librarian at
A 76-YEAR-OLD woman choked to death at a care home in Salisbury, an inquest heard. At around 8.40am on March 12, Mary Caldwell Quartermain, was eating a full English breakfast in the dining room of Bemerton Lodge Care Home on Christie Miller Road
COUNCILLORS and a Salisbury resident continued to clash over the state of city bus shelters at an Area Board meeting. Chairman of the meeting, Councillor Sven Hocking said that there was little that could be done to rectify the problem of rain
DYSON has scrapped plans to make an all-electric electric car, meaning over 500 workers are at risk of being made redundant. This decision comes after the company's board say they have discovered the electric car Dyson has been working on is not
A SALISBURY architecture business is the latest new face on Fisherton Street. Esdon Architecture, which is run by Ed Esdon and his wife Katy, opened last month. The business was run from the couples home in Salisbury for the last three years
A round-up of cases from Salisbury Magistrates Court: RICHARD LEE, aged 47, of Lower Wear Road, Exeter, was found guilty of driving a Volvo V60 on April 2 along the A303, Chicklade, at a speed exceeding 70 miles per hour. Lee has been fined £650
I SPENT the early part of the week shepherding through the latest of many batches of Statutory Instruments to ensure the Brexit preparedness of the financial services industry in all eventualities. However, Brexit took a back seat last week to allow
A FAMILY paid more than £30,000 to fly their mother back to Salisbury, after she fractured her hip falling down a seven metre hole on a Greek island. Salisbury photographer Helga Soket had gone to Rhodes for a family holiday, when taking pictures
