Local News
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Car Fire Closes Fisherton Street
Fisherton Street was closed this afternoon (Friday, 5th June) after firefighters were called to deal with a car fire.
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Dorset and Wiltshire Chief Fire Officer Changes Advice on Station Closure
Dorset and Wiltshire Fire and Rescue's Chief Fire Officer has released a statement saying that he is changing his professional advice to the Fire and Rescue Authority over potential station closures.
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Salisbury Playhouse unveils once-in-a-generation £22m transformation
Salisbury Playhouse has today unveiled plans for a major multi-million-pound redevelopment of its historic venue.
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Fly-tipper hit with £1,000 fine and vehicle seized just days after being caught on CCTV
An Amesbury resident has been issued with a £1,000 fixed penalty notice (FPN) and had their vehicle seized, within just 11 days of being caught fly-tipping waste on CCTV.
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Wiltshire launches five‑year plan to transform sexual health services
People across Wiltshire will find it easier to access sexual health support, information and advice under a new five-year strategy launched by Wiltshire Council.
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Popular “Leave only Pawprints” competition returns for 2026
Wiltshire Council is inviting young residents to get creative once again as its popular “Leave only Pawprints” competition returns for 2026, encouraging responsible dog ownership and helping to keep the county’s public spaces clean and welcoming for all.
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Stories Rather Than the Cars are the Stars of New Wilton Event
Concours des Légendes is described as a celebration of exceptional and rare vehicles, bringing together collectors, enthusiasts, and the wider community for an event of stunning automotive design, heritage, and storytelling.
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ALABARÉ Volunteers Provide 19,000 Hours of Support to People at Risk of Homelessness
Homelessness charity ALABARÉ can reveal that its volunteers have collectively given up almost 19,000 hours of their time over the last year.
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Show your support for our Armed Forces at Salisbury’s Armed Forces Day
Armed Forces Day is a fantastic opportunity to honour the brave members of our Armed Forces, past and present, who have dedicated their lives to serving our country.
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Salisbury Radio welcomes Giant Storage to list of advertisers
Salisbury Radio is proud to welcome Giant Storage to our growing list of partnership advertisers.
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Salisbury resident prosecuted after breaching Community Protection Notice
A Salisbury resident has been prosecuted by Wiltshire Council after breaching a Community Protection Notice (CPN), which was issued to address ongoing antisocial behaviour.
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Man appears in court charged with murder of baby
A man has appeared in court charged with the murder of a baby in Salisbury.
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Time to renew your garden waste collection subscription
Wiltshire Council is reminding residents to renew their garden waste collections to ensure uninterrupted service and avoid missed collections.
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Changes to Wiltshire Council’s Cabinet and Portfolio Holders
Wiltshire Council Leader Cllr Ian Thorn has confirmed changes to his Cabinet and Portfolio Holders.
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Teacher diagnosed with breast cancer twice to take on Walk for Wards
A Salisbury teacher who has been diagnosed with breast cancer twice is joining the Stars Appeal’s fundraising walk to say thank you to the Breast Unit team at Salisbury District Hospital, who cared for her.
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Landmarc to host Careers Day at Salisbury Plain
Landmarc Support Services (Landmarc) is hosting a dedicated careers event to support military service leavers in their transition to civilian employment.
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Public Engagement to Begin for New 'Southern Policing Hub'
Local residents are being invited to view indicative site plans and elevations for a new Southern Policing Hub as Wiltshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner prepares to submit an outline planning application by the end of the summer.
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Volunteers contribute 914 hours across the year for Wiltshire Police
Today marks the start of National Volunteers' Week (1 - 7 June), a campaign to celebrate and recognise the contributions of volunteers.
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New Independent Chair appointed to lead Pride in Place Board
A new independent Chair has been appointed to lead the Pride in Place Salisbury Bemerton Community Board, marking an important step forward in delivering community-led improvements in the area.
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Man due in court charged with murder of baby
A man is due in court tomorrow, charged with the murder of a baby.
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Ambulance service records busiest day
South Western Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust responded to 3,941 incidents on Tuesday 26 May, making it the busiest day in the service’s history.
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Council backs Queen Elizabeth Gardens bridge funding
Salisbury City Council has approved the transfer of remaining Section 106 funding for Queen Elizabeth Gardens into its general reserves.
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Salisbury council backs pitch transfer
Salisbury City Council has approved a motion relating to the St Peters Place Section 106 agreement.
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Salisbury peregrine chick naming opens
Salisbury Cathedral has opened submissions to name its four peregrine chicks.
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Wilton man jailed for child sex offences
A Wiltshire man has been jailed after admitting multiple child sex offences and possession of cocaine.
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Yellow warning issued for thunderstorms
A yellow thunderstorm warning has been issued for Salisbury this afternoon and evening.
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Man seriously injured in A338 crash
A man in his 90s was taken to hospital after a crash on the A338 near Winterbourne Gunner.
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REVIEW: Romeo and Juliet @ Salisbury Playhouse
Wiltshire Creative has launched the 2026 Salisbury International Arts Festival with a promenade production of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, which is a must-see.
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Amber heat-health alert issued for South West
UK Health Security Agency has issued an amber heat-health alert for the South West.
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Rape sentences referred to Court of Appeal
Attorney General Richard Hermer KC has decided to refer the sentences of three boys convicted of raping two girls in Fordingbridge to the Court of Appeal.
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Man pleads guilty to causing serious injury by dangerous driving
A man has pleaded guilty to causing serious injury by dangerous driving following a collision on the A303 on Saturday evening.
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Calls grow for rape sentence review
The Attorney General’s Office is reviewing sentences given to three teenage boys convicted over two rape attacks in Fordingbridge.
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Heat-health alert issued for South West
The UK Health Security Agency has issued a yellow heat-health alert for the South West.
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Stars Appeal trekkers overcome challenges expected and unexpected in India
A group of 29 local people took on steep mountain trails and high altitudes in the foothills of the Indian Himalayas to raise money for the Stars Appeal, Salisbury Hospital’s Charity.
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Hundreds set to take part in Race for Men this Sunday
Hundreds of runners are set to take part in Race for Men this weekend to raise money for Stars Appeal's Prostate Cancer Fund.
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Catastrophic Bleed Kits Installed at ALABARÉ Homes During Knife Crime Awareness Week
Homelessness charity ALABARÉ is calling for more catastrophic bleed kits to be made publicly available across the county, as three of their homes have the life-saving equipment installed.
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Wiltshire Council celebrates 50,000 children trained through Bikeability programme
Wiltshire Council’s Bikeability programme has reached a major milestone, with 50,000 children across the county now trained to cycle safely and confidently for everyday journeys.
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Walk for Wards passes 1,000 sign-ups
Stars Appeal says more than 1,000 people have registered for Walk for Wards on Sunday July 5.
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New community logo launched for Amesbury
Amesbury Town Council has launched a new shared community logo for the town.
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Museum re-opens after major refurb
The Rifles Berkshire and Wiltshire Museum in Salisbury has officially reopened after a major refurbishment.
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SWR warns passengers over hot weather
South Western Railway has issued hot weather advice for passengers travelling between Friday May 22 and Monday May 25.
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Workshop planned for young people interested in architecture and design
The 'Shaping Our Future' creative workshop for young people aged 13 – 25 will explore how art, architecture and design can actively shape the places in which we live.
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Salisbury captain signs on for another season
Salisbury FC's longest serving player and captain, Josh Sommerton has signed a new deal at the Ray Mac.
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Bank Holiday music event planned at 'hidden local venue'
A music festival takes over one of Salisbury’s independent fashion retailers over the Bank Holiday Weekend.
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Woman disqualified from driving following lamp post collision
A woman has appeared in court charged with drink driving following a collision in Salisbury.
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Midfielder swaps Chippenham for Salisbury
Salisbury FC have announced the permanent signing of 25-year-old central midfielder Caine Bradbury, following his departure from Chippenham Town
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Flying Museum becomes ‘Spying Museum’ this half-term
The world of secret agents will be explored at the Army Flying Museum at Middle Wallop this half term.
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Local artist takes over Guildhall Square with interactive project
Shape & Shift, a participatory sculptural placemaking project by artist Tim Scrace, launched at Guildhall Square in Salisbury on Saturday, 2nd May.
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Are Salisbury City Council looking to block Wilton Village Market?
Salisbury Radio understands that Salisbury City Council is looking to block markets at Wilton Village from continuing.
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Salisbury Gurkha charity launches fourth Teddy Bear Auction
The Gurkha Welfare Trust has announced the return of its much-loved Teddy Bear Auction for a fourth year, running from Thursday 22nd May to Saturday 31st May.
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Rehearsals in full swing as Wiltshire Creative prepare for Romeo and Juliet
Salisbury Playhouse is transforming into the Capulet Mansion for a bold new take on Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, as part of Salisbury International Arts Festival 2026.
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Award nominations invited for Salisbury's 'A-Class people'
Nominations are open now for this year’s Salisbury Local Hero Awards.
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Man jailed after launching violent attack on 85-year-old man
A man who launched a violent attack on an innocent pensioner has been jailed.
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Salisbury FC confirm their pre-season schedule ahead of next season
Salisbury FC have announced their pre-season friendly matches to help the squad prepare for the new season in the National League South.
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Work to improve Green Lane walking and cycling route in Salisbury set to start tomorrow
Wiltshire Council will start work tomorrow (Monday, 18th May) to improve Green Lane in Salisbury, between Roman Road and Pearce Way, with the aim of creating a safer and more accessible route for pedestrians, cyclists, and horse riders.
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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.

