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Salisbury wildlife group prepares to plant 420-tree urban forest

HUNDREDS of trees are set to be planted in Salisbury next week as volunteers enhance the city’s new “mini…

Parents urged to have say on SEND college transport changes

WILTSHIRE Council is asking families to have their say on possible changes to transport support for young people with…

Spitfire talk raises more than £6,000 for homeless veterans charity

A SELL-OUT talk exploring the remarkable story of the Spitfire and Salisbury’s hidden role in its creation has raised…

“False assumptions” behind funding decision threatening Wilton Fire Station, says MP

SALISBURY MP John Glen has called for urgent talks with a government minister over funding decisions that could lead…

30 new electric buses for Salisbury in landmark transport overhaul

WILTSHIRE’S bus network is undergoing its biggest shake-up in years, and council leaders say passengers who haven’t stepped onboard…

Police concerned for welfare of missing man from Salisbury

POLICE are appealing for information to help locate a man reported missing in Salisbury. James, 34,…

Brass band success as Salisbury Salvation Army fills the hall

EXTRA chairs had to be brought out at short notice as music lovers flocked to a recent free concert…

Heritage specialist to be enlisted for urgent repairs to iconic Poultry Cross

CITY councillors are being asked to approve an urgent £400,000 rescue plan for Poultry Cross, which has deteriorated so…

Swimmers help cut CO2 emissions with innovative recycling scheme

SWIMMERS in Salisbury are being urged to think twice before binning broken goggles or worn-out armbands, as the city’s…

Town band welcomes its first patron after 150 years

AMESBURY Town Band has announced the appointment of its first ever patron after forming more than 150 years ago. Members…