Local News from Monday, October 12th, 2026
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Three new canons join Salisbury Cathedral’s College of Canons
During the Evensong service on Thursday 1 October, the Right Reverend Karen Gorham, Acting Bishop of Salisbury, invited three new canons to be installed in the College of Canons at Salisbury Cathedral.
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Cordon removed in woods as Ludgershall murder investigation continues
Detectives from Wiltshire Police have thanked members of the Ludgershall community for their patience and cooperation now that the crime scene in relation to Graham Pennycook’s murder has been lifted.
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Wiltshire Police urges victims to report hate crime as offences increase
Wiltshire Police is supporting National Hate Crime Awareness Week by encouraging victims and witnesses to report incidents, as new figures show hate crime reports have increased across the county over the past year.
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Groove Junction is Back for Final Party for 2026
After five unforgettable gatherings, Groove Junction returns for its sixth edition — bringing another night of incredible music and good people together.
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'Trinity Flow' wellbeing sessions return to Lower Bemerton
Three local health practitioners will be hosting their second yoga and wellbeing session later this month.
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Salisbury Cathedral announces plans for Advent and Christmas
Salisbury Cathedral has announced its line-up of Advent and Christmas services and events, with familiar festive favourites such as Handel’s Messiah, the famous From Darkness to Light Advent service and the family Crib service on Christmas Eve, and exciting new events, such as the Christmas Organ Extravaganza.
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Salisbury Come from Behind to go Second
A resilient Salisbury launched a classic second-half comeback through Josh Hedges and Nathan Odokonyero after conceding to Farnham's first chance of the game.

