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Late leveller annoys Gino
LAVERSTOCK & Ford moved up to second place after earning four points in a week, but manager Gino Nardiello was frustrated that they didn't take all six. Chris Hillman gave Petersfield Town a tenth-minute lead on Saturday, but the hosts were undeterred
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Amesbury are firing at last
AMESBURY Town made it three straight wins in superb style with a 6-3 victory against United Services Portsmouth. Nic Turpin opened the scoring after 17 minutes when he took on a superb threaded through ball from strike partner Danny Western and beat
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Course to cut young driver deaths
YOUNG people under the age of 25 account for 25 per cent of all driver casualties on Dorset's roads and sixth formers are now to be offered the chance to help cut this figure. Dorset County Council is offering youngsters at selected schools the chance
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Parking permitted
PARENTS with children at Ringwood Junior School have been given another chance to park in the cemetery car park in a bid to ease congestion at the front of the school. Members of the town council's recreation, leisure and open spaces committee agreed
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All-rounder signs for South Wilts
SOUTH Wilts Cricket Club's push for honours this summer have been boosted by the signing of Wiltshire all-rounder James Hibberd. The 26-year-old joins the Lower Bemerton club as player/coach. New skipper James Hayward believes the add-ition of the former
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Turk's late goal spares City's blushes
A LATE Wayne Turk goal away at relegation-threatened Northwich Victoria earned Salisbury City three more points to lift them to ninth in the Blue Square Premier table. Turk made no mistake on 83 minutes, coolly following up an effort by Rob Sinclair,
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Holmes to take part in City run
SALISBURY City boss Nick Holmes will be among the hundreds of runners and walkers taking part in Sunday's charity event at the club's Raymond McEnhill Stadium. Holmes will join serious competitors and fun-runners and walkers in the ten kilometre multi-terrain
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Another hat-trick for in-form Foot
SHREWTON United made an immediate return to winning ways, thanks to striker Dean Foot's second hat-trick in as many weeks. The result leaves Weston stranded at the foot of the table but Shrews boss Stuart Withers was full of praise for the strugglers
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Junior Football Focus (February 14)
LAVERSTOCK & Ford under 13s suffered an early fright in their Tyro League Division Five game with ten man BA Juniors. The visitors took the lead early on before Sam-my Miller levelled for 'Stock and then put them in front before the break. The hosts
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Pick up some toads!
PEOPLE are being urged to watch out for sleepy spring toads hopping across the road after a rise in traffic-related amphibian deaths. Due to the increasingly warm weather, more and more common toads are leaving their winter sleeping quarters to migrate
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Tench emerge from winter slumber (Rod & Line, February 14)
A BRACE of specimen roach, a new record for the River Stour and the early appearance of tench are the main features of the week's angling scene. The spring-like weather brought mixed blessings for fishermen - the days were beautiful but the nights were
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Super Salisbury blow title race wide open
SALISBURY Rugby Club gave their promotion hopes a massive boost, beating unbeaten table-toppers and long-time rivals Chippenham in the most important game of the season so far. It was the game that everyone at Salisbury RFC had been waiting for, with
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Grand Old Duke of York pulls in the crowds
A TALE of soldiers, witches and many nursery rhymes provided great entertainment for the people of Alderholt and beyond in the village's annual pantomime. This year the Alderholt Musical and Dramatic Society put on the Grand Old Duke of York in the village
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Win tickets to see England C play Wales
JOURNAL Sport has five pairs of tickets for next week's England C v Wales international at Exeter City to giveaway in an easy to enter competition. Salisbury City's Matt Tubbs is among the 16-man England squad. See tomorrow's Journal for full details
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Cathedral cash row
By Annie Riddle SALISBURY Cathedral's battle with English Heritage for money to repair its stonework has highlighted a national problem. The Cathedral received no grant from English Heritage this year because of a disagreement over its stone conservation
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Police in hunt for flasher
AN ARTIST'S impression of a Salisbury flasher has been released by police. The image has been created with the help of some of the women he exposed himself to over the last two months. He is described as a white man, 25-30 years old, about 6ft tall,