Local News
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Salisbury Into FA Cup Second Round with Emphatic Win
Brian Dutton's side are into the second round of the FA Cup after a thumping 6-0 win against Sholing at the Ray Mac.
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Salisbury's FA Cup Match is a Sell Out
Salisbury's FA Cup tie with Sholing tomorrow (Saturday 7th November 2026) has sold out.
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Emergency Bleed Control Kits to be Installed Across Our Communities
Around 100 publicly accessible bleed control kits will be installed across Wiltshire as part of a new initiative to help communities respond to serious bleeding emergencies and potentially save lives.
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Wiltshire Council secures major funding to strengthen support for Wiltshire’s Armed Forces Community
Veterans, Service Personnel and their families will have easier access to advice and support thanks to almost £450,000 of new funding awarded to Wiltshire.
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Thousands Take Part in Summer Reading Challenge
More than 5,000 children took part in this year’s Summer Reading Challenge through Wiltshire libraries, choosing their own books to read over the school holidays.
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Catherine Street Closed Following Reports of a Fire
Emergency services have cordoned off Catherine Street in Salisbury City centre this morning (5th November) after reports of a fire.
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REVIEW: East is East at Salisbury Playhouse
East is East is currently showing at Salisbury Playhouse. We sent Debbie from our team to see it.
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Pig Farmer Receives £5,200 in Penalties Following Welfare Investigation
A Wiltshire pig farmer has been issued with animal penalty notices (APNs) totalling £5,200 following an investigation by Wiltshire Council's Animal Health and Welfare Team.
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New Salisbury Hub Helping Care-Experienced Young People Access Support
Care-experienced young people in South Wiltshire are benefiting from a new drop-in hub in Salisbury that offers practical advice, guidance, and a welcoming place to connect.
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Salisbury Christmas Trail to return after four years
Salisbury City Council’s Christmas Trail is set to return this month, bringing back the traditional family-friendly activity to the city centre.
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Royal International Air Tattoo to Move to Boscombe Down for 2027 and Beyond
Royal Air Force Charitable Trust Enterprises (RAFCTE), organiser of the Royal International Air Tattoo (RIAT), has announced that RIAT will relocate to MOD Boscombe Down for RIAT27 and future events.
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£83,000 Awarded to Community Projects Helping Make Wiltshire Safer
The Police and Crime Commissioner has awarded more than £ 83,000 to voluntary and community groups across Wiltshire and Swindon in the latest round of the Community Action Fund.
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Army Flying Museum marks Remembrance Week with film and music
The Army Flying Museum in Middle Wallop, Hampshire, is inviting visitors to come together on Remembrance Week for two special evenings exploring service, sacrifice and the human stories behind conflict.
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Let There Be Light! Sarum Lights Shine Bright at Salisbury Cathedral
From first steps to epic voyages of discovery, this year's Sarum Lights invites visitors to explore the world in a completely different light.
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Tickets Selling Fast as Car Parking Sells Out for Cup Clash
Tickets for Salisbury's First Round FA Cup clash with Sholing are selling fast as the club announces that car park tickets have sold out.
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Serious Violence Duty Programmes Helping Prevent Harm and Support Children
Hundreds of children and professionals across Wiltshire and Swindon benefited from Serious Violence Duty-funded programmes during 2025/26, helping to prevent violence, reduce vulnerability and provide early support to those most at risk.
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Two Tidworth Businesses Broken Into Over Weekend
Two businesses were broken into in Tidworth over the weekend, and Wiltshire Police are appealing for information from the public.
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New Antelope Species Arrives at Longleat
A new species has arrived at Longleat as part of the 60th anniversary year of the Wiltshire Drive-Through Safari.
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St Aldhelm Cross Recipients Recognised for Exceptional Service Church Life
Six people from across the Diocese of Salisbury were presented with the Cross of St Aldhelm at a service in Salisbury Cathedral over the weekend.
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Wiltshire Local Plan passes first important milestone
Work to prepare the new Wiltshire Local Plan has reached an important milestone, with Wiltshire Council passing through ‘Gateway 1’ in the new plan-making process.
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MOD and Trail Riders Fellowship collaborate to promote safe access to Salisbury Plain Training Area
The Ministry of Defence is working with a new partner on its Respect the Range campaign to raise awareness of safe, responsible access to military training areas.
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Wiltshire Council Highlight Progress and Work Ahead to Tackle Challenges
Wiltshire Council has published an annual report on its Our Wiltshire Plan, highlighting the progress it says it has made over the past year, the difference it is making across the county, and the challenges that remain.
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PCC Annual Report highlights progress in Making Wiltshire Safer
Improved emergency response times, increased neighbourhood policing and continued investment in supporting victims and safer communities are among the progress highlighted in Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Wilkinson’s Annual Report for 2025/26.
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Man Indecently Exposures Himself on Wilton Road
Police in Salisbury are looking for witnesses after a man indecently exposed himself outside of the Tesco Express on Wilton Road.
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18 arrests made during week of action targeting organised immigration crime
Eighteen arrests were made, and 33 businesses were visited in Wiltshire as part of a national operation targeting organised immigration crime.
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Salisbury City Council unveils its 2026 festive events programme
We are invited to celebrate the festive season with Salisbury City Council and enjoy all that Salisbury has to offer!
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Art in The Square is back this November
Art in The Square, Salisbury’s monthly outdoor art market, returns to the Market Square on Sunday 1st November, bringing together artists and makers for a day of original art, live music and creativity in the heart of the city.
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Salisbury Soroptimists Help Bring Dignity and Opportunity to Girls in Tanzania
Women in Salisbury are helping to change the lives of girls thousands of miles away after a successful funding bid, supported by Salisbury Soroptimists, secured £6,000 from the Soroptimist International Foundation for Salisbury-based charity EdUKaid.
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Leaders Welcome Chancellor's Commitment to Support Devolution
The leaders of Wiltshire Council, Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council, Dorset Council and Somerset Council have released a statement following today's budget.
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Salisbury Extend Unbeaten Run Away Win
Salisbury won away against struggling Walton & Hersham to make it 12 games unbeaten on the bounce after a stop-and-start game in Surrey.
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Wiltshire Dog Owner Fined for Failing to Update Microchip Details
A Wiltshire dog owner has been prosecuted for failing to update their dog's microchip details and for not ensuring the dog wore a collar displaying the owner's details when it was found stray.
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REVIEW: Pride, Prejudice and Plenty of Laughs
A fresh, funny and gloriously unconventional take on one of literature’s most-loved romances.
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Zelda Perkins tells local Soroptimists the true story behind ‘Can’t Buy my Silence’
Salisbury Soroptimists welcomed Zelda Perkins CBE and specially invited guests to their club meeting on Thursday, 22 October.
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Wiltshire gritting fleet on standby and ready to tackle the winter weather
As we approach the winter months and colder weather, Wiltshire Council’s fleet of 24 gritters is ready to keep Wiltshire moving safely, whatever the weather.
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Annual Wiltshire Council climate update presented to Full Council
Wiltshire Council has provided its annual climate emergency response, which confirms that the council’s direct emissions have fallen by just over 82% since 2019.
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Zipwire fundraisers raise over £17,000 for Salisbury Hospice Charity
A brilliant team of hospice fundraisers took on the Zipwire Experience challenge at Allianz Stadium, Twickenham, on 18th October, raising over £17,000 to support specialist, complex palliative and end-of-life care at Salisbury Hospice.
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Figures show rise in violence, stalking and sexual offences despite Wiltshire's low crime rate
New figures published by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) highlight increasing demand in several offence categories across Wiltshire, including violence without injury, stalking and harassment, and sexual offences.
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Help Spread the Magic of Panto to Families Who Need it Most
Wiltshire Creative has launched its 2026 Christmas Appeal, Be A Star For Giving, to help ensure families facing hardship receive their share of festive joy.
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Celebrating resilience, determination and success at the Star Awards
Stories of determination, courage and achievement took centre stage at Wiltshire Council's annual Star Awards event on Thursday 22 October.
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PCC cautiously welcomes new powers to tackle persistent anti-social behaviour
New powers aimed at tackling persistent anti-social behaviour have come into force today (Monday 26 October), giving police and local authorities additional options to deal with repeat offenders.
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Salisbury Drawn at Home in the FA Trophy
The home ties keep coming for Salisbury in cup competitions, as they have been drawn to face Chichester City in the FA Trophy.
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Broken Bridges Nature Reserve takes important steps towards a more accessible future
Salisbury residents are invited to a public meeting on 14th November to discover the city's hidden natural gem and help shape its future.
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Salisbury Concede Late but Unbeaten Run Continues
Salisbury conceded a late Euan Williams goal in additional time after half-time substitute Nathan Odokonyero opened the scoring within two minutes.
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Road Closed in Wilton After Side of Building Colapses
The side of a building in Wilton has collapsed, causing a road closure.
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Vehicles Damaged After Items Thrown from Bridge
Vehicles have been damaged after items have been thrown from a footbridge over the A303.
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Council Warns Leaving Waste Beside Recycling Banks can still be Fly-tipping
A resident who left mixed household waste and unwanted clothing beside a clothing recycling bank has paid a £1,000 fixed penalty notice (FPN) issued by Wiltshire Council.
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Partners Come Together to Shape Future of Sustainable Transport in Wiltshire
Transport providers, community groups, businesses and public sector organisations attended Wiltshire Council’s latest Wiltshire Sustainable Transport Forum to share ideas, highlight progress and help shape the future of sustainable travel across the county.
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Local RNLI Collect Record Amount on Lifeboat Saturday
The local branch of RNLI, recently renamed RNLI South Wiltshire to reflect its larger geographical area from Andover in the East to Shaftesbury in the West, raised an incredible £2,650 in its Salisbury City Centre collection on 10th October.
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Detectives appeal for information about two men seen on day of Graham Pennycook's murder
Detectives investigating the murder of Graham Pennycook in Ludgershall want to hear from anyone who saw two men acting suspiciously near the woods at Perham Down on the day he was killed.
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Prime Minister backs Wessex Mayoral Strategic Authority
The leaders of Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council, Dorset Council, Somerset Council and Wiltshire Council have applauded the Prime Minister’s confirmation during PMQs yesterday, 21 October, that the Government supports the establishment of a Mayoral Strategic Authority for Wessex.
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Wilton Legends Returns for 2027 with £45 Ticket Offer
Motoring enthusiasts have just one final week to secure £45 tickets for Wilton Legends, the automotive event from which AC/DC frontman Brian Johnson made a memorable getaway in a classic car during its inaugural year at Wilton House.
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ALABARÉ Sets Out Efforts to Support Government's 'Everyone In' Initiative to Tackle Rough Sleeping
Salisbury-based homelessness charity ALABARÉ is outlining its efforts to support the Government's national ‘Everyone In’ initiative to tackle rough sleeping.
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Salisbury Expecting Strong Winds as Yellow Weather Warning Issued
Salisbury is expecting strong winds on Friday as Storm Austen arrives in the UK.
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Salisbury to mark Remembrance Sunday and Armistice Day 2026
Salisbury will come together to mark Remembrance Sunday on 8 November and Armistice Day on 11 November 2026. Everyone is welcome to attend the commemorations and pay tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country.
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Wiltshire Council celebrates county’s litter heroes
Wiltshire Council is thanking residents, community organisations and voluntary groups for all the fantastic work they do to help keep local areas clean and free from litter.
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Salisbury Based Restaurant to Expand with Second Location
Tinga, located on Salisbury's High Street, is set to bring the spirit of Mexico City to Winchester with the opening of its second restaurant
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Police Aware of Potential Poaching and Hare Coursing Plans
Wiltshire Police say they are aware of potential plans regarding individuals travelling to South Wiltshire in the coming days to engage in poaching and hare coursing.
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Short Film Produced in Collaboration with Woodlands Primary School
A short film has been produced in collaboration with pupils at Woodlands Primary School as part of the Bemerton Heath Pride In Place project.
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Salisbury Discover First Round FA Opponents
Salisbury have learned who they will face in the first round of the FA Cup following the draw.
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Everything You Need to Know: FA First Round Draw
Salisbury have reached the FA Cup First Round proper for the first time since the club reformed in 2015.
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Salisbury Endurance Runner to Take On Longest Challenge in Support of Children's Hospice
A Salisbury sports therapist, who has already raised more than £15,000 for Julia's House Children's Hospice, is preparing to push his running total beyond 1,000 miles as he takes on his most ambitious challenge yet.
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Gallery: Whites Make First Round Proper After Eastbourne Win
Salisbury FC defeated Eastbourne Borough to reach the first round proper of the FA Cup for the first time since its reformation.
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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.

