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Ploughing Through Memory Lane! Retired farmer visits special farming museum
A local care home resident and former farmer spent an afternoon revisiting his harvesting years at a nearby museum. When retired farmer, Laurence Simpson, aged 86, a resident at…
Fisherton Street: Business owners positive about gateway project
DISRUPTION on Fisherton Street is ‘short-term pain for long-term gain’, according to business owners who are positive about the changes. Salisbury Journal | News …
£55k put toward reopening north entrance to Salisbury Railway Station
The north entrance of Salisbury Railway Station has been allocated £30,000 from South Western Railway’s (SWR) Customer and Communities Improvement Fund with a £25,000 match from Wiltshire Council for a redesign in anticipation of a reopening. Salisbury Journal | News …
Dozens gather for Salisbury Fire Station Open Day
Dozens gathered for Salisbury Fire Station’s Open Day, with a driving simulator, fire hose targets, CPR Training, and a chance to see the inside of Dorset & Wiltshire Fire and Rescue vehicles. Salisbury Journal | News …
Fire service ranked 31 of 44 as response time increases to record high
THE crucial response time for firefighters to reach emergency incidents across the region hit a 10-year high. Salisbury Journal | News …
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Salisbury Journal | News
- Twenty years ago: Protestors object to development of Bourne Hillby frankie.crew@newsquest.co.uk | Frankie Crew on October 10, 2026 at 12:00 pm
Campaigners fought plans for Bourne Hill in 2006, but today the controversial development is a familiar part of Salisbury.
- Fraudster who stole £7k from tree surgery firm he regarded as ‘family’ spared jailby matt.rooks-taylor@newsquest.co.uk | Matt Rooks-Taylor on October 10, 2026 at 5:00 am
Adam Doel, 44, admitted stealing £7,400 from Bawden Contracting Services and received a suspended sentence at Winchester Crown Court.
- 'Mentor, inspiration, a driving force': Music lecturer to retire after 20 yearsby newsdesk@hampshirechronicle.co.uk | Sophie Day on October 10, 2026 at 5:00 am
He has spent more than two decades teaching, mentoring and motivating students across Salisbury and beyond.
- A 250-year-old Salisbury viola that tells the story of the city’s musical historyby Stacy Jarvis on October 10, 2026 at 5:00 am
Salisbury Cathedral's latest exhibition explores centuries of local music-making through historic instruments and artefacts.
- In The Dock - Driver who refused breath test in Salisbury banned for 28 monthsby lola.crossman@newsquest.co.uk | Lola Crossman on October 10, 2026 at 5:00 am
Salisbury motorist Jack Prince is banned for 28 months after failing to provide a breath sample, while other drivers face fines, points and bans at court.
Wiltshire Times
- Police launch crackdown after young people gather in abandoned buildingsby Taine.Lardner@newsquest.co.uk | Taine Lardner on October 10, 2026 at 3:43 pm
Wiltshire police have increased checks on vacant buildings to stop anti-social behaviour.
- Swindon 'bereft of confidence' after home defeat to Crewe - Hollowayby joe.acklam@newsquest.co.uk | Joe Acklam on October 10, 2026 at 2:32 pm
Ian Holloway said that Swindon Town were not doing enough to make their own luck after their 1-0 home loss to Crewe Alexandra.
- Points failure - Swindon five without a win after loss to Railwaymenby joe.acklam@newsquest.co.uk | Joe Acklam on October 10, 2026 at 1:23 pm
Swindon Town’s barren run reached five without a win as they lost their first home game 1-0 to Crewe Alexandra
- Frustration as Tesco shoppers left waiting 'eight hours' for deliveriesby Taine.Lardner@newsquest.co.uk | Taine Lardner on October 10, 2026 at 1:06 pm
Swindon residents who ordered from Tesco Extra Swindon were left waiting up to eight hours for their deliveries.
- Police provide update as murder inquiry continuesby frankie.crew@newsquest.co.uk | Frankie Crew on October 10, 2026 at 11:45 am
Detectives have issued an update on a Wiltshire murder investigation.
