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Ukrainian refugees threatened by homelessness in Wiltshire
Scores of Ukrainian refugees who came to Wiltshire under the Homes for Ukraine scheme have at some point registered as homeless or threatened with homelessness, according to a Freedom of Information request sent to Wiltshire Council. The Homes
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'Stay with Ukraine' events to mark the second anniversary of Russian invasion
A WEEKEND of events will take place to mark two years since the Russian Invasion of Ukraine. The weekend, entitled 'Stay with Ukraine, will begin on Saturday, February 24, with a gathering at the War Memorial in the Market Square, which will consist
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Council identifies suspect after 'huge' fly-tip in Wiltshire woodland
Wiltshire Council has identified a suspect after a “huge” amount of rubbish was fly-tipped in the county’s countryside. The large amount of waste was dumped on the edge of the Salisbury Plain, near Warminster, and discovered by council officers
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Salisbury death notices and funeral announcements from the Salisbury Journal
The Salisbury Journal published 19 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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Retrospective application REFUSED for 22 shipping containers
22 shipping containers will need to be removed from land between Warminster and Salisbury after a consultation period during which 49 emails were sent to Wiltshire Council regarding the site. Greenhill Farm in Codford was the subject of a retrospective
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Inquest: Man was 'screaming for help and completely ignored' before he took his life
A MAN who took his own life was "screaming for help and completely ignored" by the mental health care system, according to his partner. David Jordan William Gray, 39, was found dead in the back courtyard of his flat in Bedwin Street, Salisbury,
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Journalism legends to host 'thought-provoking' talks on war and politics
TWO legendary journalists will be talking about politics and war reporting at upcoming events in Salisbury. Arundells will present ground-breaking BBC correspondent Kate Adie and ITN news-anchor Alastair Stewart to share their experiences and insights
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50 years ago this week: a pogo-ologist, tree planting and children's art
Diving into the Journal archives this week reveals pogo-ologist Helen of Park Road, a Crufts dog show winner and a bean-eating champion. Enjoy these photos from Sunday, February 10 to Saturday, February 16, 1974.