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Photosynthesis
If you have are keen on rivers and wildilfe and enjoy photographing them too, why not be part of Photosynthesis. This is a project as part of this years Salisbury International Arts Festival that will see the back of the Library in Salisbury transformed
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Two more dead swans had bird flu
TWO more swans found dead on a reserve in Dorset have tested positive for the deadly H5N1 bird flu virus, the Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) has confirmed. The latest results bring the number of swans found to have the disease
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Facelift planned for Victoria Park
A SCHEME to return Salisbury's Victoria Park to its former glory moved a step closer to becoming a reality last week, after the district council was given the green light to apply for a £1.2 million pound lottery bid. In its heyday, Victoria Park, which
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Plaque for market statue
THE figure is so familiar that we walk past him, standing there on his plinth, without a second glance. But few Salisbury residents, shopping in the Market Square, have any idea who he is, or why he should matter to them. There will be no excuse for
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Grant applications invited
CHARITIES in Salisbury, south Wiltshire, Dorset, and the New Forest are once again invited by the Journal to apply for grants of up to £50,000 from the Gannett Foundation. The foundation, which is the charity arm of Gannett Co Inc, the owner of the Newsquest
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Tax increase of 4.5% proposed
HOUSEHOLDERS in south Wiltshire face a 4.5 per cent rise this year in the bill they pay for services provided by Salisbury District Council. But the increase, which works out at 11p a week extra for the average Band D council taxpayer, is the lowest