It took just two days, but Salisbury Radio's second Secret Sound has been won.
Well done to Tracy Gibson who pockets £20 for correctly guessing: A bean to cup coffee machine. Our previous prize was won by Jane Stephens who got £540 (it was a pouch of cat food being opened, by the way).
A new Secret Sound will be broadcast on Salisbury Radio and listeners are invited to register themselves for a chance to win the prize pot which starts at £10, but goes up by £10 every time the sound isn't correctly guessed.
Local radio Breakfast Show hosts Craig and Beth will be taking calls (or calling people back if they've 'registered to play with Carter and May') on Monday 20th June at 8.20am.
Salisbury Radio is available on DAB digital radio across south Wiltshire and west Hampshire - just tune your radio to 'Salisbury Radio' or you can listen on a variety of apps, smart speakers and on this website by clicking the 'Listen Live' button.
We could be calling you back for your guess. Good luck.
Salisbury FC progress into the next round of the FA Cup after breezing past Taunton Town courtesy of a first-half Bartolo brace, a Josh Hedges curler and Mo Dabre's first goal for the club.
Salisbury Charter Fair will return this October, bringing rides, entertainment, food and traditional fairground fun to the city centre for visitors of all ages.
New bedspaces have been delivered for soldiers and officers at Trenchard Lines, Upavon, providing modern, sustainable living accommodation for Army personnel.
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!