Salisbury City Council launches youth bursaries grants scheme
Salisbury City Councillors have approved the trial of a new grants scheme to support one of the council’s key…
Explorer inspires through adventure
SIR Ranulph Fiennes, named by the Guinness Book of Records as ‘the world’s greatest living explorer’, is heading to…
The sounds of yesteryear
WITH an unparalleled reputation across the UK, Europe and beyond, for over 50 years the Pasadena Roof Orchestra have…
Our City in watercolour
AN exhibition exploring Salisbury through watercolours is drawing to a close. The Timeless City – Salisbury Through Watercolour is a…
Book tokens for Christmas? Here are some festive reads to enjoy…
Words by Francesca Tyer. BOOK vouchers for Christmas? Or just planning on spending some time relaxing and looking for recommendations. Here…
Advice for keeping your pets safe through the next few months
AS the temperature drops, the UK’s largest vet charity PDSA is warning owners to take extra care of their…
Inquiry launched into UK soil health
THE health of soils in the UK – and how it can be addressed – will be considered by…
Farmers urged to bid for share of £12.5m Defra research fund in 2023
NEW guidelines on a competition for farming research funding have been released. The Department for Food and Rural Affairs (Defra)…
Home-grown food is part of UK’s ‘critical national security’, says a former head of MI5 at NFU lecture
A FORMER Director General of MI5 has told farming delegates home-grown food production is part of the UK’s ‘critical…
Being late for lunch with an arctic owl is ‘snow laughing matter’
By Emily Ryland-Langley, director, TWO Bird Experiences. After the release of Harry Potter in 1997, ‘Hedwig’ became a household name…