DUE to phenomenal demand, star comedian and television presenter Jimmy Carr will be returning to Salisbury after a brief two-month gap, for his second Terribly Funny show. Discussing topics and happenings that are usually kept under the radar, Jimmy
SALISBURY’S Nutcracker Trail returns for the festive season. The trail starts today (Saturday, November 30) and runs until January 5. Ten giant Nutcrackers, each 6.5ft tall, have been located around the city centre. As participants follow
POLICE are looking to speak to this man after a motorbike was stolen in Salisbury. The green Honda motorbike was taken from outside an address in Elm Grove, between 7pm on October 14 and 7.30am on October 15. The bike was later located in Rampart
STAFF at the NSPCC’s Tidworth Service Centre are appealing for help to complete their sensory garden makeover. Earlier this year, the NSPCC was awarded a grant by Tesco through its Bags of Help scheme to renovate the garden at the charity’s service
WINTERSLOW Drama Group has been getting into the panto spirit — oh yes it has — for its latest production. The amateur drama group brings Dick Whittington to the stage from Thursday, December 5 to Saturday 7 in Winterslow village hall. There
The best thing about a snap election is that the campaign doesn’t go on for long. Some may be energised by the possibility of a renewed mandate, a change of government or a ‘hung parliament’, but the majority of the country (like many others around
Anyone who has been involved in Army Nordic Skiing over the past 20 years will be pleased with the award of this year’s Army Sports Lifetime Achievement Award to Lieutenant Colonel Charles Bromley Gardner. He is due to complete over 41 years of
THE occupants of a Wilton home have been left "shaken" after an attempted burglary. The incident happened on Marchment Close between midnight and 6am on Thursday, November 21 A statement posted on the Salisbury Police Facebook page said that
THE owners of the sole remaining pub in Sixpenny Handley have successfully overturned the refusal of planning permission for its conversion into flats. East Dorset District Council rejected the plans last year following concerns the loss of the
RAIL fares will increase by an average of 2.7 per cent on January 2, the rail industry has announced. Some long-distance commuters will see the annual cost of getting to work increase by more than £100. Fewer than half (47 per cent) of passengers
NEXT year's average increase in rail fares has been revealed. Here the PA news agency looks at nine key questions around the controversial issue: - Why does the cost of train travel increase every year? It has been the policy of successive
