This week has been quite eventful - with Royal visits, turmoil at the city council and fresh calls for support for our struggling high street, there has been plenty to report on. In case you missed any of it, we've put together a round-up of the
FISHERTON Mill in Salisbury will be helping people get into the festive spirit with the opening of its annual Christmas exhibition on November 9. The exhibition, Seasonal Treasures, which runs until Christmas Eve, features some artwork including
Think you know what it means to be British? Got a decent grasp of the nation's history and traditions? Well take a citizenship test and you may just find you know less than you thought. Anyone born abroad who wants to live in the UK permanently
The driver of a BMW who crashed their car in the New Forest and made off without alerting police, has left behind some clues. In a tweet posted around 11pm last night, a spokesperson from Hampshire Constabulary's Road Policing Unit said: "Having
BUSINESSES across Fordingbridge are adapting to Covid-19 and keen for shoppers to continue supporting them. The Journal has been catching up with businesses about trading after lockdown was lifted and preparations for the winter months. Tim
The plans for the people friendly city centre, as reported in recent editions of The Salisbury Journal, has certainly been the subject of much debate. So it is interesting to go back 45 years and a report in the Salisbury Journal under the headline
EXPLORE the city by taking part in a free Halloween trail. The event has been organised by Salisbury BID and the Salisbury branch of the National Childbirth Trust (NCT) and starts on Monday (October 19). Pumpkin posters have been hidden in
The hotspots situation in Salisbury has changed, with some places previously on the map being taken off it and new ones added in. Based on Public Health England figures, the interactive tool on the government's coronavirus dashboard breaks down
COMMEMORATIONS to mark Remembrance Day in Ringwood are being scaled back due to Covid-19 restrictions on public gatherings. Ringwood Town Council announced plans had been cancelled for the Remembrance Day civic services, together with the procession
A BLANDFORD woman has taken her story of overcoming anxiety and depression to paper, as part of a new book exploring the lives of 16 women. Claire Maynard was asked by the Femalepreneurs Academy to include a chapter in ‘The Elevation of The Femalepreneur
AFTER announcing ‘Halloween’ as the camera club theme for the month, members of our dedicated photography page have been treating us to an abundance of spooky snaps. From pumpkin picking to costumes and skulls, the Covid-19 pandemic is not stopping
With coronavirus still posing a threat to all of our lives, this year’s Remembrance commemorations will take place in a slightly different way and residents are being encouraged to pay their respects in the days before and after Remembrance Sunday.
