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Salisbury tops cities in the South for Google searches on money woes
More people in Salisbury are taking to Google for money-saving tips than almost anywhere else in the UK, according to a study released by personal finance advice website WealthUp. According to the data, more than 1.4 per cent of the entire population
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Chiropractic clinic recognised with national award for excellence
A CHIROPRACTIC clinic has been recognised with an award for the fourth year running. Acorn Heath, based in Amesbury, was given the highly-regarded Patient Partnership Quality Mark (PPQM) from the Royal College of Chiropractors during a bi-annual
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Salisbury mayor 'expelled' from Conservative party with immediate effect
THE Mayor of Salisbury has been expelled from the Conservative Party with immediate effect. He has been expelled for sending "offensive and inappropriate comments on WhatsApp and social media", according to a statement released by the Conservative
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All you need to know about new East Wiltshire constituency ahead of next election
The political boundaries have been redrawn across England and the new constituency of East Wiltshire is set to be contested for the first time in this year’s general election. The majority of East Wiltshire will be formed by the soon-to-be abolished
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Salisbury nurses picket to protest NHS backlog pay exclusion
In the latest development of ongoing disputes that have endured for months, Wiltshire Health and Care (WHC) nurses who are members of UNISON picketed outside Five Rivers Leisure Centre to protest their exclusion from the “NHS backlog bonus”. Three
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Inside two of Salisbury’s indie florists on 'second busiest day of the year'
FLORISTS in Salisbury have seen an "incredibly important" large amount of support during one of their busiest days of the year. Valentine's Day is traditionally one of the most bustling days for florists and the city's independently-owned businesses
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'Totally unacceptable': Woman, 92, waited almost 12 hours for an ambulance
A 92-year-old woman has been "badly let down" by the NHS after waiting nearly 12 hours for an ambulance following a fall. Audrey Ferguson couldn't walk and felt unable to drink during the wait as she was concerned about being unable to go to the
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LOCALiQ UK crowned Europe’s Rising Star of the Year at Microsoft Partner Awards
Newsquest Media Group’s digital marketing agency LOCALiQ UK has been named Europe’s Rising Star of the Year at the Microsoft Partner Awards. The Microsoft awards recognise digital marketing partners who go above and beyond to uncover hidden opportunities
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Riding lawn mower worth thousands stolen from sports club
A riding lawn mower was stolen along with multiple other items during an overnight burglary at the Laverstock and Ford Sports Club. The incident is believed to have occurred around 3am on Friday, February 9, at the club’s facilities on Church Road
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Salisbury traffic updates as multiple roadworks cause delays in city centre
4:37pm How are the roads looking during rush hour?
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Firefighters cut person out of car after crash with van on A303
A person had to be cut out of their car by firefighters after a crash on the A303. Emergency services were called to the A303 between the A350 junction and Willoughby Hedge just after 7am on Wednesday, February 14. The dual carriageway was
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RECAP: Main road closed following crash - man left with serious injuries
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Plans for Wiltshire’s first ski slope given the go-ahead
The county is set to house its first ski slope as plans for a new facility have been given the go-ahead by Wiltshire Council. A planning application for an indoor ski slope and climbing wall has been approved for a barn at Bapton Manor Farm in
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IN THE DOCK: These seven Salisbury people were sentenced in court this week
THESE seven people who live in and around Salisbury have appeared in court this week to be sentenced for crimes they committed. James Alexander Jordan, 43, of St Thomas Square in Salisbury, was the director of Oak Leaf Developments (SW) Limited
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Pictures show the history beneath city's newest department store
It was good to see that the new Bradbeers department store has now opened in the Blue Boar Row. I recently had the pleasure of conducting some historical research for the owners prior to the grand opening and this reminded me of a photograph which
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Neolithic woodland remains from Exmoor examined in Salisbury
Materials examined at Wessex Archaeology’s lab in Salisbury have helped reveal what the woodland of Exmoor would have looked like thousands of years ago. The specimens were unearthed during a year-long peatland restoration project operated by the