SUBSCRIBERS of the Salisbury Journal online will now be able to get their news delivered before the newspapers have even landed in the shops - with the launch of the title's first digital edition.
Editor Kimberley Barber said: "After months of work from the team, I am delighted to see a digital version on our homepage.
"It means that people can access the carefully curated Salisbury Journal as it appears in shops from the comfort of their own homes.
"It also means they have access to it via their tablets and mobile phones, wherever they are in the world.
"It's great to give our most valued subscribers an extra benefit too. We really appreciate their support - I encourage everyone to give it a try, I am sure you will enjoy it."
Viewers of the digital edition can also access a back archive dating back to December 2022, with more back issues due to be added soon.
Viewers can also zoom in, as well as download pages.
Currently, there is a special offer of four months for £4 - making access just £1 per month.
You can also now download the Salisbury Journal app for free on your smartphone.
You can access stories, the newspaper, puzzles and more through the app, which is available on iPhone and Android.
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