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Pupils debate whether the NHS should be privatised during 'Youth Speaks'
PUPILS went head-to-head to debate topics of their choice during a round of 'Youth Speaks'. Bishops Wordsworth School hosted the competition, which saw children from schools in Southampton and Warminster take part. Organised by Salisbury Rotary
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Three Salisbury eateries receive five-out-of-five food hygiene ratings
A takeaway, a coffee shop and a pub all received perfect five-out-of-five food hygiene ratings following inspections in January. Maples Coffee Shop at 97 Bulford Road, Durrington was rated a five following an inspection on Tuesday, January 23.
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Our five favourite photos from the Salisbury Journal Camera Club this week
THESE are our five favourite photos from the Salisbury Journal Camera Club this week. We've selected some of our favourite photos shared by members during the past week, with many showcasing the stunning sunsets over the city and New Forest.
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Letter: Thanks to the NHS - we have the best care in the world
I don’t read about it but hear quite often people moaning about the NHS. Well, on Friday January 26, I felt unwell. My wife telephoned Whiteparish Surgery and an appointment was made for 12am. I attended, had the usual checks and then asked
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Frustrated vape boss fears ban on disposable vapes could create 'black market'
A VAPING shop boss is frustrated with the government's plans to ban disposal vapes as he believes it could reverse the country's progress on smoking reduction. The Government announced earlier this year that it will ban all disposable vape products
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Salisbury Christmas Market will be revived in 2024 and you can apply for a stall now
A Christmas Market will be returning to Salisbury city centre this year, it has been confirmed. After years of disappointment, it looks like Christmas will be back in Salisbury as a festive market is planned for four weeks at the end of 2024.
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Orcheston woman who carried out missions in Nazi-occupied France dies aged 98
A woman who undertook multiple paratrooping missions with the Special Operations Executive (SOE) and served in the medical services of the French Resistance during the Second World War has died. Nicola Trahan, 97, a dual-national born to a Scottish
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50 years ago this week: Fordingbridge school closure and bus driver twins
A dive into the Journal archives this week reveals the closures of a Fordingbridge school, as Tilshead School celebrates its centenary. Also featured this week in 1974 were pictures of a production of Old King Cole by the Downton Amateur Dramatic
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Salisbury death notices and funeral announcements from the Salisbury Journal
The Salisbury Journal published 17 death notices last week. Every week, the Salisbury Journal publishes death notices and funeral announcements from the families of loved ones who have passed away. As well as appearing in print, our death notice
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Man banned from driving and fined more than £1k for speeding
A MAN has been banned from driving and fined more than £1k after he was caught speeding along a dual carriageway. David Henry Sutcliffe, 36, of Keeley Close, Downton, was caught breaking the speed limit in a blue Volkswagen on the Silverstone Bypass