A WOMEN'S group in Salisbury has collected more than 2,500 bras to help support women in Africa. The Salisbury Soroptimists filled 24 black sacks and a cardboard box with gently used bras, totalling 2,527. This beat the collection total from
A MAN required hospital treatment after an assault in a Salisbury supermarket. Police have now issued CCTV footage as part of their investigation. The attack happened in Sainsbury's at around 3.40pm on Tuesday, August 2. The victim, a member
A TAXI driver in Salisbury has criticised plans to increase taxi fares, describing the proposed 10 per cent rise as "selfish and greedy". Wiltshire Council says it has concerns that some taxi drivers in Wiltshire are adding extra charges to fares
CHILDREN are invited to go wild this month by participating in an event which takes place at the Salisbury Museum. Those under the age of 16 can go bug crazy by joining in the minibeast hunt and even dress up for the occasion. The museum is
NEW LIFE is being breathed into the Boat House in Salisbury. The couple, who transformed The Stag Hotel in Lyndhurst into a thriving community hub, are now hard at work in Salisbury renovating the riverside property. The rundown venue was once
A MAN was assaulted and robbed in a car park in Amesbury at the weekend. Police say that between approximately 1.20am and 1.55am on Saturday, August 6, a man in his 50s was walking through central car park near to the public toilets when he was
SALISBURY is braced for another heatwave this week, with highs of 31 degrees. The scorching weather, to be felt across the whole of the country, is predicted by forecasters to last longer than July’s record-breaking hot spell. Temperatures
A VILLAGE post office has closed its doors in what has been described as a “very sad loss for the community”. St Ives post office welcomed its final customers on Friday morning, a week after owners Ambi and Manj Aujla announced its closure.
Firefighters have seen a staggering increase in the number of open fires attended this year compared to last. In July this year, crews from Dorset & Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Service attended 339 fires in the open. This is a massive 182 per cent
AN ARRAY of books documenting the history of the city and surrounding areas are to go on sale to boost funds for Salisbury Museum. David Brown has been building up his collection of local history books over the last 40 years and to show his support
Hundreds of calls warning of deliberate animal cruelty in Wiltshire have been made to RSPCA helplines over the last three years, new figures show. The RSPCA said it is a “sad reality” that the charity deals with animal cruelty on a daily basis.
