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  • Firefighters called to camper van fire

    A FIRE involving a camper van was dealt with by firefighters this morning. The incident on Verwood Road was reported at 8.40am on Verwood Road in St Leonards. A crew from Ringwood Fire Station was sent to the scene. The fire was in the

  • Teenage boy arrested on suspicion of supplying drugs

    A TEENAGER has been arrested on suspicion of supplying drugs in Fordingbridge. While investigating an unrelated incident in Fordingbridge officers arrested the 15-year-old boy after attending an address in Provost Street yesterday (Wednesday, January

  • Man carried out string of child sex offences over nine years

    A MAN has been jailed for 25 years after being found guilty of a string of sex offences. Dean Randall, 41, was found guilty of four counts of rape, three counts of buggery, four counts of indecency with a child, and 15 counts of indecent assault

  • Topshop and Topman in Salisbury saved from closure

    SALISBURY'S Topshop and Topman stores are to remain open, despite being earmarked for closure last year. Parent company Arcadia has confirmed the news for the Old George Mall stores to the Journal, after announcing plans to shut 23 stores in the

  • New electric buses to hit city streets next week

    THREE new electric buses will be introduced in Salisbury next week, as part of a bid to make public transport more sustainable. Costing £1.12million, the trio will be joining Salisbury Reds' fleet, with their first outing on Thursday. Around

  • 'A303 Stonehenge tunnel scheme should be scrapped'

    THE Stonehenge Alliance has called for the A303 Stonehenge Expressway Scheme to be scrapped, in an open letter to the Secretary of State for Transport. The letter to Grant Shapps says that the Alliance “oppose the highly damaging A303 Stonehenge

  • Houston, we have bake off: Astronauts make cookies in space

    It’s one small step for man, and one giant leap for baked goods. Chocolate chip cookies have become the first food to be baked in space. The round biscuits were prepared in a special oven on board the International Space Station (ISS), led

  • A303 reopens after lorry and van crash

    The A303 at Winterbourne Stoke has reopened after a crash involving a lorry and van earlier this morning (Thursday, January 23). Update - Update - #A303 at #Winterbournestoke Both carriageways are now open and all lanes are running. Thank

  • PAPER PREVIEW: Plan to improve city life

    IN TODAY’S JOURNAL: Salisbury Place Board will be created to help shape the future of the city, improving its vibrancy and culture. The Salisbury Business Improvement District has revealed how it records the city's footfall. Discount

  • OPINION: Wordsworth's 'lone flower' is a hardy one

    The year’s first snowdrops I spotted in my garden reminded me of To A Snowdrop, a sonnet by William Wordsworth. He described it as: 'Lone flower, hemmed in with snows, and white as they But hardier far, once more I see thee bend Thy forehead

  • HERITAGE: The only Hook and Glove in the world

    I recently had the pleasure of visiting the Hook and Glove at Farley and this is a pub with quite a history. “We are the only pub with this name in the world,” announced owner Fiona McKie. “Farley is a heavily wooded area, with oak and hazel