LAVERSTOCK and Ford’s recent good run of four wins on the trot came to a grinding halt at the hands of fellow in form side Alton Town as they lost 3-1 last Saturday. It was the home side who took the lead with the first clear chance of the game, a
DOWNTON had to settle for a point from their trip to Ringwood Town, after they played out a goal less draw. The visitors had most of the play for large periods of the first half with several chances early on. Sam Owen went close early on but
FUNDS have been set aside to buy "third party property interests" and carry out further development in the Maltings regeneration area. The decision was made by Wiltshire Council's full council on November 26. The council says that this marks
A TIDWORTH resident has been issued with a £400 fixed penalty notice and ordered to clear up the waste he dumped on MOD land near Tidworth. The person responsible admitted to dumping the waste when interviewed by Wiltshire Council’s environmental
AN APPEAL has been launched to uncover more about a First World War German-issued Luger pistol that was handed in during a police firearms amnesty in Wiltshire. The gun, which was donated to the Tank Museum in Dorset, was made in 1911 and is thought
A CAR was found "well alight" near College Roundabout in Salisbury. The fire service was alerted to the incident at around 9.30am on Monday, December 2 and a crew from Salisbury attended. A spokesperson for Dorset and Wiltshire Fire and Rescue
A 17-YEAR-OLD boy was left shaken after being confronted by a group of youths with a knife in Wilton Road, Salisbury. Police say at approximately 4.30pm on Saturday (November 30), the boy was walking home along the A36 when he was confronted by
MORE pictures from Saturday's Christmas in Fordingbridge. The event was organised by the Fordingbridge events group on behalf of Fordingbridge Town Council. Former football manager Harry Redknapp did the honours of switching on the festive
A METAL pole was used to grab keys left on a work surface to break into a home in Salisbury. The incident at address in Marlborough Road was reported to police on Tuesday, November 26 at around 9.35am. A police spokesperson said: "Unknown suspect
AN APPEAL by druids against a Stonehenge trespass conviction was thrown out by judges – after one of the women admitted she could “charge her crystals” at Avebury. Judge Peter Crabtree delivered the crushing verdict at Swindon Crown Court on Friday
