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Hundreds of pounds worth of champagne stolen from Waitrose
OFFICERS are investigating after nearly a thousand pounds worth of alcohol was stolen from a Waitrose. Bottles of champagne worth £860.43 were taken from Waitrose at The Furlong in Ringwood. The incident occurred between 10.05am and 10.10am
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LETTER: 'Thank you, Salisbury Hospital. You are all stars'
I left Salisbury Hospital on Saturday afternoon after a rapidly arranged two-night stay complete with a new stent, a fresh vigour to my walk and a welcome sense of well-being. I had met and been cared for by dozens of people in a myriad of positions
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More than 15,000 Wiltshire households get discount on energy bills
More than 15,000 Wiltshire households have received a one-off payment to help with the cost of energy during winter, new figures show. The number of households receiving the Warm Home Discount across England, Wales and Scotland rose by a quarter
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More bikes reported to have been taken after bikes stolen from cycling event
Two more bikes have been confirmed as stolen after six bikes worth more than £20k were stolen from a cycling event in June. As previously reported, Between the evening of Saturday, June 29 and the morning of Sunday, June 30, six bikes worth around
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College celebrates achievement and performance at annual student awards
Wiltshire College & University Centre celebrated students’ performance and achievement at its end-of-year Student Awards. The annual event marks the end of the WCUC academic year and is a celebration of students’ outstanding work, as well as their
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Main road into Salisbury reopens after three month cable installation closure
A MAIN road into Salisbury has reopened after three months as works to power the Stonehenge tunnel finish ahead of schedule. A section of the A360, between the junction of The Avenue and Longbarrow junction on the A303, was closed from April 2
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Celebrate Voice's Summer Spectacular returns this weekend
Tickets are still on sale for Summer Spectacular at Little Durnford Manor for the Celebrate Voice Festival. The gala show presents opera and show songs, amidst the rolling countryside in the Woodford Valley on Saturday, July 13 from 5.30pm.
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Netflix axes cheapest ad-free plan costing subscribers an extra £36 a year
Netflix has axed its cheapest ad-free plan for all subscribers. This means those wanting to watch shows on the popular streaming service without ads will now have to pay an extra £3 per month (£36 a year). The streaming giant scrapped its
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Slain dragon said to have formed this iconic local landmark
The Bisterne Dragon is a legend that has been around for centuries, likely dating back to the 17th century but possibly even earlier. The story goes that the dragon resided in the New Forest, near Burley Beacon, and terrorized the nearby hamlet
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Community turn out to show support for Hospital at Stars Appeal’s Walk for Wards
Walkers turned out in force to show their support for Salisbury District Hospital at the Stars Appeal’s Walk for Wards at Wilton House. On Sunday, July 7 over 2,000 participants registered to take part in the Stars Appeal’s flagship fundraising
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Superbiker braves 'challenging' weekend and escapes two crashes uninjured
Local motorcycle racer Stephen Thomas, also known as Tommo21, who rides for A Edwards Racing JTL on board a Yamaha, returned to action at round five of the British Supersport Cup Championship that took place at Snetterton in Norfolk on 6th and 7th
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Film maker and photographer shares life story in new book 'Music Measures Memories'
An award-winning Salisbury film maker and photographer has written a book sharing his life story growing up with a passion for music. Jamie Robertson has published "Music Measures Memories - The Diaries of a Melomaniac" - a book of two volumes
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Final phase of major housing development granted planning approval
PLANNING approval has been granted for the final phase of a housing development which will see 38 new homes built. Phase three of Pennyfarthing Homes’ Potters Wood development in Verwood will bring the total number of homes on the scheme up to
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Road near Fisherton Street to partially close as scheme is 'beginning to take shape'
DISRUPTION is expected as part of a city centre road will be closed for five days. Part North Street, near Fisherton Street, will be closed from Monday, July 15, until Friday, July 19. The short section of road will be closed 24 hours a day
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