Local News

Volunteer hours at Wiltshire and Bath Air Ambulance Charity have risen by 31% year on year from January to September, as the Charity calls for more people across Wiltshire and Bath to join its growing volunteer team.

Two Salisbury residents and two Amesbury residents have been issued fixed penalty notices (FPNs) totalling £4,000 by Wiltshire Council after household and garden waste was illegally dumped in the Stonehenge area.

Salisbury made the 380-mile round trip from Truro with all three points after a sliding Josh Hedges finish put the Whites into an early lead.

The Salvation Army in Fordingbridge has issued an urgent appeal for volunteers to help prevent its vital weekly youth sessions from being scaled back.

Salisbury Rugby Club are hosting an Oktoberfest event next month.

Following increased demand from residents living in the ‘far south’ of Wiltshire and around the New Forest, Salisbury Radio officially switches on its third digital transmitter.

An unplanned power cut has left properties in Salisbury and Harnham without power this afternoon.

Teachers and pupils at Wyvern St Edumund's Secondary School in Laverstock are celebrating after recording record-breaking GCSE results and a range of successful activities.

Salisbury made the 380-mile round trip from Truro with all three points after a sliding Josh Hedges finish put the Whites into an early lead.

Salisbury and Ebbsfleet United share the spoils after the Whites earn a deserved point in Kent after a first-half Robbie Gallagher goal.

John Bennett faced a challenging weekend as the FIA Formula 2 Championship visited the brand-new street circuit in Madrid for the first time (12/13 September).

On 22 October, the 'Salisbury Glow Ride' is taking to the streets. Glow rides are a colourful celebration of cycling that highlight the need for safer streets and better cycle routes - this event is supported by the cycling campaign charity Cycling UK.

Salisbury Radio are sponsoring the inaugural Salisbury FC Schools Penalty Challenge, inviting local schools to send a team of Year 5/6 students to take penalties out on the pitch during half-time at home games against another school.

Salisbury triumphed as 5-1 winners over Slough Town thanks to a hat-trick from Nathan Odokonyero, goals from Caine Bradbury and Jaiden Bartolo, and a penalty save from Will Henry as the cherry on top.