Head out on Safari at the Mill in May
Fisherton Mill will welcome visitors to an exploration of wildlife through the creative eyes of Salisbury artist Louise Luton from...
Salisbury publisher releases ‘unbelievable’ book about the everyday scrapes of a country life well-lived
To mark the beginning of spring, Lower Woodford-based publisher Chalk Stream Books has released an ‘unbelievable’ book about working country...
Library to show first south west solo exhibition by Peak District artist
The work of well-known Peak District artist Brian Nolan (1931-2019), will be on show for the first time in the...
Exploring our rights and freedoms
A timely contemporary art exhibition exploring human rights and freedoms opens at Salisbury Cathedral this May. The exhibition, To Be...
Holy Week and Easter services inside and out at Salisbury Cathedral
This year, the Holy Week and Easter story will be told both inside and outside the Cathedral, with a new...
Children invited to first ever Salisbury City Sports Day
This Easter, children are invited to be a part of the inaugural Salisbury City Sports Day where they can compete...
A range of Multiply numeracy courses available for adults across Wiltshire
People looking for help with their budgeting, spreadsheets or basic maths skills can benefit from the latest free courses being...
Some Grammar Schools in UK failing poorer pupils, says BBC
A report on the BBC website by education editors Branwen Jeffreys and Wesley Stephenson recently suggested that a quarter of...
NFU responds to budget by warning that farmers are facing a cliff edge
NFU president Minette Batters wrote to the Chancellor Jeremy Hunt ahead of the Spring Budget on 15 March, urging the...
Former Defra board member ‘naive’ regarding his views on sheep farming
The National Sheep Association (NSA) was is ‘incredibly disappointed’ at comments made by former Defra board member Ben Goldsmith following...