IN THIS WEEK'S SALISBURY JOURNAL:
An application to build 135 homes on Church Road in Laverstock has been described as “cynical and morally corrupt”, as opposition to the plans grows.
A shielding Wiltshire gran loses four relatives to Covid-19.
A six-year-old has raised more than £14,500 by hiking 45 miles for the children’s hospices that care for his seriously ill baby brother.
In pictures: Stonehenge secrets revealed.
And more.
In Forest Journal:
Fordingbridge and Ringwood could be powerless to prevent hundreds of new homes being built, according to a New Forest councillor.
An elderly man has been scammed out of thousands of pounds after being contacted by a fraudster posing as a detective.
Upcoming work to improve two roads in Fordingbridge may not be enough to address safety issues for pedestrians, councillors fear.
In The Vale Journal:
It has been unused and empty since 2017, but a former supermarket in Shaftesbury is no longer on the market.
A community centre turned vaccination hub needs the support of the public to survive the Covid-19 pandemic.
A Dorset care home resident was surprised to receive more than 300 goodwill messages on her 100th birthday.
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