Local News
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Salisbury all Set for All the Fun of the Charter Fair
Salisbury Charter Fair will return this October, bringing rides, entertainment, food and traditional fairground fun to the city centre for visitors of all ages.
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New Army accommodation completed at Upavon
New bedspaces have been delivered for soldiers and officers at Trenchard Lines, Upavon, providing modern, sustainable living accommodation for Army personnel.
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Stars Appeal’s Walk for Wards raises record-breaking total for second consecutive year
Salisbury Hospital’s Stars Appeal is celebrating another record-breaking total raised at Walk for Wards.
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Appeal for witnesses following assault in Salisbury
Police in Salisbury are appealing for witnesses following an assault on a 17-year-old boy.
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Man pleads not guilty in relation to triple fatal collision
A man has pleaded not guilty to multiple offences following a serious collision on the A36 at Knook last year in which three people died.
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Salisbury Foodbank Issues Urgent Call For Support
Salisbury Foodbank is calling on the community to support people facing hardship as need remains persistently high.
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Review: The Haunting of Hill House
The World Premiere of the stage adaptation of Shirley Jackson's novel, The Haunting of Hill House, is currently playing at Salisbury Playhouse, and it is brilliant!
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Volunteers give more than 3,200 hours to support local air ambulance charity
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.
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More Fly-Tippers Fined as Wiltshire Council Continues Crackdown
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.
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Whites Win Away in Cornwall Through Single Hedges Goal
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.
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Volunteers Needed to Save Fordingbridge Youth Clubs
The Salvation Army in Fordingbridge has issued an urgent appeal for volunteers to help prevent its vital weekly youth sessions from being scaled back.
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'Oktoberfest' complements Salisbury RFC game against Trowbridge
Salisbury Rugby Club are hosting an Oktoberfest event next month.
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Increased coverage 'down south' for Salisbury's local radio station
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.
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Power Cut sees Properties in Salisbury and Harnham Without Power
An unplanned power cut has left properties in Salisbury and Harnham without power this afternoon.
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Wyvern St Edmunds Celebrates Community and Academic Successes
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.
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City Partnership with Salisbury Cathedral supporting local school children launched
Salisbury Cathedral is celebrating the launch of a new community partnership, working with Wyvern St Edmunds School and Young Swindon and Wiltshire, to help support vulnerable children in Salisbury.
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Fire and Rescue Service Host Annual Awards To Celebrate Recognise Staff Achievements
Dorset & Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Service held its annual awards ceremony on Saturday, 12 September, in Salisbury.
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Salisbury concede late equaliser but earn a deserved point in Ebbsfleet
Salisbury and Ebbsfleet United share the spoils after the Whites earn a deserved point in Kent after a first-half Robbie Gallagher goal.
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John Bennett Left Out Of Luck On Streets Of Madrid
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).
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Wiltshire Police launches Operation Close Pass to improve safety for horse riders
Wiltshire Police has launched Operation Close Pass to help protect horse riders on Wiltshire's roads, raising awareness among motorists about safe passing distances and encouraging safer driving in rural areas.
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Salisbury Radio Celebrates Local Heroes
Tonight, Salisbury Radio hosted the gala for the Local Hero Awards, held at The Stones Hotel, and gave thanks to the local businesses that came together to make the event happen.
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Salisbury City Council Continue Expanding the City's Tree Canopy
Salisbury City Council (SCC) demonstrate a commitment to maintaining and expanding the city’s tree canopy, with many replacement and additional trees planted each year in line with the Council’s tree policy.
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Wiltshire Connect Reaches Major Milestone with 250,000 Passenger Journeys Since Launch
More than 250,000 passenger journeys have now been completed on Wiltshire Connect since the on-demand bus service launched in August 2023, marking a significant milestone in its growth across the county.
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Witness Appeal After Thousands of Pounds Stolen from Store in Salisbury
Wiltshire Police are appealing for witnesses after a significant quantity of cash was stolen from inside a store in Salisbury on Wednesday (09/09).
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Locals Encouraged to Join the 'Salisbury Glow Ride' Advocating for Safer Streets and Cycle Routes
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.
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Blue Boar Row Building to be Restored to its Original Design
Jake Ludlow, from Ludlow Construction and Ludlow Properties, has always held a real passion for the historic buildings of Salisbury and the importance of preserving their character for future generations. So, when the opportunity to purchase a Blue Boar Row building arose, he couldn’t let it pass him by.
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Local Schools Invited to Join Penalty Shootout Challenge
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.
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Cabinet to Consider Ambitious SEND Reform Plan for Wiltshire
Wiltshire Council say more children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) could benefit from earlier support, improved inclusion and greater access to local provision under their new SEND Reform Plan.
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Old Sarum & Longhedge Community Pantry Receive Over 1000 Donations via Amazon Wishlist
Old Sarum & Longhedge Community Pantry is an award-winning food waste project, run by community volunteers, that supports over 400 households. Having recently posted a notice on Facebook asking for donations via an Amazon Wishlist, they were overwhelmed with support and received over 1000 donations from the community.
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Local Couple Celebrate 75 Years of Marriage
On 8 September Mr Chris and Mrs Elieen Kirkup will celebrate 75 years of marriage having lived a life full of love, service, adventure, and community spirit.
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Wiltshire Council Confirms First Financial Forecast of 2026/27
Wiltshire Council has provided its first formal financial update of the year - it is continuing to deliver key services while responding to the significant financial challenges facing local authorities across the country.
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Member Champions Dedicated to Ending Violence against Women and Girls Appointed by Wiltshire Council
Wiltshire Council has appointed two Member Champions to drive forward work to end Violence Against Women and Girls.
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Officers Confiscate Illegal E-Bike
Officers from Wiltshire Police seized an illegal e-bike while on patrol in Wilton, finding it had an overpowered power unit.
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Wiltshire Council urges parents to park safely and considerately outside schools
Wiltshire Council is encouraging parents and carers to park safely, legally, and considerately outside schools after an increase in resident concerns and complaints about parking behaviour during school drop-off and pick-up times.
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Young people in Wiltshire to benefit from investment in local youth opportunities
Young people in Wiltshire will benefit from more opportunities, activities, and support as part of a new investment in youth work by Wiltshire Council.
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Five Star Salisbury Thrash Struggling Slough
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.
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New play by BAFTA-winning playwright leads spring theatre season
Wiltshire Creative has announced its Spring 2027 theatre season, bringing humour, heart and high drama to Salisbury Playhouse and Salisbury Arts Centre.
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Wiltshire Police already responding to national spotlight on investigations and victim care
Wiltshire Police and the Police and Crime Commissioner have said the findings of HMICFRS' latest State of Policing report reinforce the importance of maintaining a strong focus on investigations, victim care, safeguarding and public confidence.
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Sarum Lights to return to Salisbury Cathedral this November
Salisbury Cathedral will premiere a brand-new light show from Luxmuralis this November, when Sarum Lights: Great Journeys runs from Tuesday 3 to Saturday 7 November.
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Romsey Show Promises a Great Day Out
From Highland cattle and heavy horses to MasterChef cookery, live music, vintage vehicles, steam engines, BMX displays and hobby horse competitions, there really is something for everyone at this year’s Romsey Show.
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Men Matters: Salisbury event puts men’s health, wellbeing and happiness centre stage
Men Matters, a free event, returns to showcase the groups, activities and advice available to men across Salisbury
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Landmarc Hosts Successful Veterans Careers Day to Promote Civilian Recruitment
Landmarc Support Services hosted a dedicated Veterans Careers Day designed to help former Armed Forces personnel successfully transition into civilian employment, bridging the cultural gap between military and civilian roles.
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Fostering Children with Additional Needs: "You don't need to be an expert, just prepared to learn"
Wiltshire Council is encouraging more people to consider fostering children with additional needs, as it looks to recruit carers who can provide loving, stable homes for some of the county's most vulnerable young people.
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Wiltshire Council to Trial Household Recycling Centre Booking System
Opening on Tuesday 8 September 2026 for bookings from Monday 14 September, Wiltshire Council is introducing a trial booking system at six Household Recycling Centres (HRCs). It will apply to the following HRCs: Devizes, Lower Compton, Melksham, Purton, Salisbury and Stanton St Quintin.
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Award Winning Wilton Based Boutique Pod & Pip Celebrates 10 Years
Pod & Pip, recently crowned Muddy Stilettos Wiltshire’s Best Fashion & Interiors Shop, is celebrating its 10th anniversary this September.
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Thruxton Air Festival Cancelled as Event Company Collapses
The organisers of the inaugural Hampshire Air Festival at Thruxton this weekend are taking steps to be put into Administration.
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Fulltone Symphony Orchestra Brings Broadway's Greatest Scores to Life
On Friday 2nd October at 7:30pm, The Fulltone Symphony Orchestra’s Rodgers & Hammerstein concert will take place at Salisbury Cathedral. The orchestral concert features a choir and soloists performing beloved musical theatre classics.
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Whites Discover FA Cup Opponents
The draw has been made for the second qualifying round of the FA Cup, with Salisbury, along with other step 2 clubs, entering the competition.
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John Bennett Scores Second Podium In Best Ever FIA F2 Weekend At Monza
British racing star John Bennett produced his best FIA Formula 2 Championship weekend to date at Monza, charging to a sensational second podium finish of the 2026 campaign before fighting through from tenth on the grid to fourth in race two.
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Whites Held to Draw Away at Chelmsford City
Salisbury took a point home after Robbie Gallagher's opener in Essex, but felt they could have taken all three after a late onslaught on the Chelmsford net.
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Community Invited to Public Briefings on Salisbury City Council’s Celebrations for Salisbury 800
Salisbury City Council is inviting the Salisbury community to attend public briefings and learn more about its 2027 events and projects that will mark the 800th anniversary of Salisbury receiving its Royal Charter.
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Wessex Water Thanks Customers Following Hosepipe Ban
Wessex Water give thanks to all their water supply customers following the introduction of their first hosepipe ban in 50 years in August.
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VIDEO: Police interview of man who assaulted elderly man in city centre
Salisbury Radio has acquired a video of Mickey Johnson's Police interview following an unprovoked assault on an elderly gentleman in the city centre on Tuesday.
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Local businesses give 'relentless community support' ahead of Hero Awards Night
With one week to go until the city’s annual community awards night, Salisbury Radio wants to thank the many local businesses who have worked together to make the event happen.
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Song for Christmas Launches for 2026
Salisbury Radio are delighted to announce the return of Song for Christmas for its fifth edition, our annual festive singing competition for primary-aged children across the area.
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Countdown is on to the Berwick St John Country Fayre in Aid of the Stars Appeal
Berwick St John Country Fayre returns 19 and 20 September in aid of the Stars Appeal, Salisbury Hospital's Charity.
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Rt Revd Karen Gorham is Participating in Ride + Stride to Raise Money for Churches in Dorset
The Rt Revd Karen Gorham is raising money to support churches in Dorset by walking between 20 churches across Poole in one day.
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Hatch House Open Garden Fundraiser Achieves Record-Breaking Total for Salisbury Hospice
On Sunday 30 August, the Open Garden at Hatch House broke its fundraising record by a significant margin, having welcomed hundreds of visitors to enjoy the beautiful grounds and browse second-hand treasures.
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Two Men Arrested on Suspicion of Being Concerned in the Supply of Class A Drugs
On Monday, two 20-year-old men were arrested on suspicion of being concerned in the supply of Class A drugs after being stopped in their vehicles.
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Invitation to Share Feedback on Salisbury Playhouse Transformation Project
Wiltshire Creative and Reed Watts Architects are inviting residents to view and share feedback on plans for the redevelopment of Salisbury Playhouse and Malthouse Lane Roundabout.
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Wiltshire Council issues £500 fines for littering from vehicles and warns penalties have increased
Wiltshire Council has issued two £500 fixed penalty notices (FPNs) for littering from vehicles and is warning motorists that the fine for the offence increased to £750 on 1 September.
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Father of two urges smokers to quit for the sake of their family
A Wiltshire father of two is urging people to quit smoking for their family.
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Rain Doesn't Dampen Durrington's Spirits
Durrington's Retro at the Rec and Sunday Funday were not unsettled over the bank holiday weekend, unlike the weather!
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ALABARÉ expands support for homeless veterans by opening new home in Salisbury
ALABARÉ is growing its provision to support homeless veterans by opening a new 7-bed property in Salisbury city centre.
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Salisbury Talent Show Invites Participants
Dust off your dancing shoes, warm up your singing voice and get ready to showcase your talents at the Salisbury Talent Show!
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Registration Opens for Wiltshire’s First Switch Together Heat Pump Scheme
Wiltshire homeowners can now register for Switch Together Heat Pumps, a new group-buying scheme offering access to government grants, competitive prices and pre-vetted installers.
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Rockbourne Fair Returns to Help Support the Stars Appeal
Rockbourne Early Christmas Fair returns to Salisbury Racecourse bringing three days of boutique shopping - all in support of the Stars Appeal, Salisbury Hospital’s Charity.
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Disqualified driver caught behind wheel with cocaine jailed
A disqualified driver who was caught driving in possession of Class A drugs has been jailed.
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Salisbury Councillor Alan Bayliss resigns from Wiltshire & Salisbury Councils
Councillor Alan Bayliss has resigned from his role as councillor for Salisbury Milford, stepping down with immediate effect for personal reasons.
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Salisbury Trust for the Homeless Support Workers Complete 200-Mile Challenge and Raise £1,500
Salisbury Trust for the Homeless is celebrating the successful completion of a 200-mile fundraising challenge by support workers Hannah Pickering and Lisa Mills, who raised
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Changes to Parking Charges in Wiltshire Council Car Parks Delayed
Wiltshire Council is advising that changes to parking charges and arrangements across the county will now come into effect on Friday 4 September, following a revised implementation date from the originally planned 1 September.
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Single Goal Seals Salisbury Bank-Holiday Win
Salisbury bounced back from their heartbreak on Saturday with a strong victory at the Ray Mac against Billericay Town courtesy of a Nathan Odokonyero winner.
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Could You Be Salisbury's Next Woman Changemaker?
A local organisation with worldwide reach that has spent decades championing the rights of women and girls is looking for a new generation of women who want to make a difference.
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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.

