Local News
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Charity CEO visits Stars Appeal at Salisbury District Hospital
The Stars Appeal welcomed Ellie Orton OBE, Chief Executive of NHS Charities Together, to Salisbury District Hospital last week to see first-hand the impact of projects funded by the charity.
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Car theft. Do you recognise these men?
Police in Salisbury are appealing for information after a Nissan Juke was stolen from Brown Street.
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Man jailed for assault at Bridge Tap pub
A 53-year-old man has been jailed for a year, after admitting assaulting a member of staff at the Bridge Tap pub on Fisherton Street.
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PHOTOS: Baby Pigmy goats are New Kids on the Block at Longleat
There are 'new kids on the block' with the arrival of two pygmy goat kids at Longleat.
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New Lidl store plans 'Grand Opening'
Lidl has confirmed that its second store in Salisbury will open on Thursday 26th February and the local community is invited to join for the grand opening celebrations from 7am.
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Review: Rock and Roll Man. "It's quite possibly the best show I have ever seen at Salisbury Playhouse!!"
Rock and Roll Man is simply superb; a show filled with iconic music, an important story, and some laughs along the way, but it will also make you pause and think.
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Wyndham Road to be closed in phases for gas works
Sections of Wyndham Road in the city will be closed in phases for almost two months to allow gas works to take place.
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Two pensioners die after A30 crash at Nether Wallop
A man in his 80s and a woman in her 70s have died following a crash between a car and a lorry in Nether Wallop.
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8 days until Salisbury's second Lidl store opens
A new Lidl store is due to open in the city next week.
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New 'boozer' to open in the city centre
The former Pizza Hut premises in the city centre is set to open as a "drinkers' pub".
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Council say they are working hard to repair potholes
As rain continues to fall across the county, Wiltshire Council and its contractors say they are working around the clock to repair potholes across the road network.
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Salisbury Choir Festival returns to St Thomas's Church
On Saturday, April 25th 2026, St Thomas’s Church and Kate Edgar Music are hosting their third Salisbury Festival of Choirs at St Thomas’s Church in the heart of Salisbury.
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Stars Appeal Bookshop and bucket collection volunteers raise over £71,000
Stars Appeal volunteers are celebrating after raising over £71,000 in the charity’s bookshop and through bucket collections at Salisbury District Hospital during 2025.
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Still time to join the Great British Spring Clean for 2026
With this year’s Great British Spring Clean just around the corner, there’s still plenty of time for people to join forces with their local community and get involved.
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Love is in the air for Longleat's Red Pandas
It looks like love is in the air at Longleat as Valentine’s Day approaches.
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Residents urged to take action now in case of groundwater flooding
Wiltshire Council is urging residents across the county – but particularly in the south – to check their flood risk now and take action where Environment Agency flood warnings and alerts are in place.
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All aboard! ‘Brilliant’, free exhibition train heads to Salisbury
An exhibition inside a train that’s packed with amazing stories and interactive fun is heading to Salisbury – and it’s completely free to visit.
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Our Local Market Comes to Wilton Village
A brand-new community market is launching at Wilton Village, offering residents and visitors an exciting new reason to shop local and support independent traders.
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Salisbury FC launch literacy initiative to boost reading in local schools
Salisbury FC has launched an initiative to help boost literacy levels in collaboration with local primary schools.
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Man Arrested at Fish and Chip Shop by Immigration Enforcement Officers
Salisbury Neighbourhood Policing Team supported Immigration Officers as they conducted several visits to premises in Salisbury city centre on Monday (9th February).
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Public consultation agreed on fire station closure proposals
Dorset & Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Authority has today (10th February) agreed to take proposals for closing up to eight fire stations to public consultation.
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ALABARÉ Hosting First-Ever Public Sleep-Out at St Paul’s Cathedral to Break the Cycle of Veterans’ Homelessness
ALABARÉ has launched its iconic BIG Sleep at St Paul’s Cathedral on Friday, 26 June 2026, marking its first-ever public sleep-out at the world-famous site.
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Best-selling author and art historian to speak at Salisbury Cathedral on International Women’s Day
Internationally renowned author Janina Ramirez will be speaking at Salisbury Cathedral on Sunday, 8th March, to mark International Women’s Day.
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Salisbury City Council seeks performers for new 6-week stage initiative
Salisbury City Council has announced a brand-new and exciting initiative: a 6-week stage installation in the Market Place.
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Additional 'hotspot' patrols at risk in Wiltshire as Government pulls funding
A Government decision to withdraw funding specifically to target antisocial behaviour (ASB) and serious violence hotspots is ‘short-sighted and not in the best interests of local communities’, Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Wilkinson has warned.
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Police warn of Rogue Traders operating in rural areas
Wiltshire Police have issued a warning about rogue traders operating in more rural parts of the area, including Newton Tony and Shrewton.
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Yellow Weather Warning set for Salisbury this afternoon
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for Salisbury this afternoon with heavy rain during Monday afternoon and evening, which may cause some flooding and disruption to travel.
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Salisbury scrap for a point at home against Ebbsfleet
Salisbury keep their good fortunes at home alive as Noah Coppin converts a last-minute equaliser to secure a hard-fought point.
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Wiltshire Best Kept Village competition to return for 2026
Wiltshire Council is inviting villages around the county to take part in the CPRE Wiltshire Best Kept Village Competition 2026, an annual event celebrating community pride, care for the local environment, and the people who help villages thrive.
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Police appeal for information following disorder during Salisbury football match
Wiltshire Police are appealing for information and witnesses following a violent disorder and robbery during the Salisbury vs Worthing football match on January 10th.
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South Western Railway achieves 100% in safeguarding accreditation for the third year running
SOUTH Western Railway (SWR) has once again received the highest possible score for safeguarding vulnerable people on its network.
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Wiltshire Police and Crime Panel Approve Police and Crime Commissioner’s 2026/27 budget
Wiltshire Police will be able to protect police officer numbers and continue modernising local policing - while saving and transforming for the future, says PCC Philip Wilkinson, after the Wiltshire Police and Crime Panel approved his 2026/27 budget.
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Police Seek Witnesses or Dashcam Footage After Pedestrian Hit by Car
Wiltshire Police are seeking dashcam footage or witnesses to come forward after a pedestrian was hit by a car on Devizes Road.
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ALABARÉ thanks Veterans’ Foundation for helping to break the cycle of homelessness for 170 veterans
Salisbury-based charity ALABARÉ has supported more than 170 former military personnel facing homelessness, thanks to a generous grant from the Veterans’ Foundation.
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Wiltshire Conservatives Question Competence of Liberal Democrat Cabinet after U-Turn
Yesterday, Wiltshire Council Liberal Democrats reversed their budget proposals to close Household Recycling Centres in Lower Compton and Purton, and to withdraw funding for much-needed Community Transport.
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Council fines fly-tipper caught on Churchfields industrial estate CCTV
Wiltshire Council has issued a £1,000 fixed penalty notice (FPN) to a Larkhill resident after CCTV footage caught them fly-tipping on an industrial estate in Salisbury.
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Firearms amnesty: Public encouraged to hand Bruni firearms to Wiltshire Police this February
A top or side venting blank firer (TVBF) amnesty is taking place across England and Wales from 2 – 27 February 2026, to remove five specific models of Bruni TVBFs from circulation.
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National Warm Homes Plan set to Accelerate Local Home Energy Upgrades
Wiltshire Council has welcomed the Government’s new Warm Homes Plan, as the local authority continues its efforts to support energy upgrades locally.
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The Revd Neil Traynor to be installed as new Canon Treasurer at Salisbury Cathedral
Salisbury Cathedral has announced the appointment, by the Bishop of Salisbury, of The Revd Neil Traynor as its new Canon Treasurer, a role previously held in Salisbury by the newly appointed Archbishop of Canterbury, Dame Sarah Mullally.
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Salisbury Street Sellers return to Market Place Later this Year
Salisbury City Council’s Salisbury Street Sellers markets are returning this year, bringing four days of themed family fun to the city centre!
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Song for Christmas Trophy Presented at Winning School
St Nicholas Primary School in Porton received their Song for Christmas Trophy on Friday (30th January) at their celebration worship.
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Salisbury suffer defeat in Surrey against Dorking
A well-drilled Dorking outfit put an end to Salisbury's new year unbeaten streak.
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Salisbury Radio's Song for Christmas Returns for 2025
Salisbury Radio is delighted to announce the return of Song for Christmas, with local schools filling the airwaves with their festive songs in the lead-up to Christmas 2025.
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Song for Christmas 2024 Winner Announced
Salisbury Radio have announced the winner of Song for Christmas 2024.

