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Tom Bromley finds plenty to explore and enjoy as the nights close in
‘Autumn days when the grass is jewelled…’ So went the song I sang in school assembly when I was growing up. I’m not saying the hymn was of its time, but other things we said a ‘great big thank you’ for were the smell of bacon, the singing milkman and
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Our camera club members get spooky this October for Halloween
With Halloween around the corner, our camera club members have been getting spooky this month. The Salisbury Journal Camera Club members were asked to take photos for the theme 'Spooky Season' in October. From creepy spider webs to spooky
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Planning for care in later life
In this guide from a series on care, you might find helpful information on respite care. Taking time off is essential, especially if you are caring for a loved one. Providing care can be both rewarding and demanding, so having the option of a short-term
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Bygone: Climbing the spire with a spring in your step
I read with interest the article which appeared in the online edition of the Salisbury Journal (Tuesday, October 22). The story regarded the changing of the light bulb at the top of Salisbury Cathedral spire. The report mentioned that this
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'I'm disappointed' or 'It was quite necessary'? - Shoppers discuss Labour budget
CHANCELLOR of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves has announced the annual budget and Salisbury shoppers told the Journal what they thought. The budget was announced in Parliament on October 30, 2024, with announcements including increases in minimum wage
