DOWNTON returned to the top of the Wessex League Division One after they hit visiting Pewsey Vale for five on Tuesday night. The victory moves them two points clear of second placed Hythe and Dibden and three from four other teams which includes
BEMERTON Heath Harlequins will be hoping it is third time lucky this Saturday, after their last two games were both postponed due to the weather. This Saturday, fourth placed Harlequins have a massive home Wessex League Division One clash, when
SALISBURY bounced back after their FA Cup exit to Margate, by collecting a maximum six points from their last two games in the Southern League Premier South. This has left the Whites fifth in the table with 21 points from 11 games. Just above
DOORS opened for the Rockbourne Fair today - with new late night shopping hours. The annual boutique shopping experience, at Salisbury Racecourse, raises money for the Stars Appeal. The fair is open from 2pm to 9pm today for late night shopping
ANIMAL welfare checks at a Salisbury property turned into police discovering class B drugs. Yesterday officers from Wiltshire Police and the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) attended an address in Salisbury following
HUNDREDS of cattle in the New Forest are set to lose in their horns after a spate of incidents in which walkers were seriously injured. The New Forest Commoners' Association (CDA) urging 200 cattle owners in the district to de-horn their animals
RAIL passengers are facing disruption today following a "signalling problem". All lines between Weymouth and Brockenhurst were blocked earlier today. The lines have now reopened, however, passengers are facing severe disruption. Train services
ALMOST eight centuries ago, an archer stood atop of the hill at Old Sarum, and shot an arrow into the valley to the south. The legend goes that the arrow, remarkably, landed two miles away, marking the location of what would become Salisbury Cathedral
MEMBERS, volunteers and supporters gathered in Salisbury Guildhall yesterday, to celebrate 60 years of South Wilts Mencap (SWM) with a tea party. And the charity welcomed Sophie, Countess of Wessex as a special attendee, who was introduced to guests
THE tenth Carnival will be illuminating the streets of Salisbury next week. Floats, music and walkabout entertainment will be filling the city with a procession on Friday, October 25, between 7.30pm and 9pm, while raising money for the Mayor of
SALISBURY is still on track to become the first full-fibre city in the UK by the end of next March, the boss of Openreach has said. Speaking exclusively to the Journal while on a visit to the city on Friday, Clive Selley confirmed that the scheme
