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Full cast for play by former Doctor Who showrunner starring Call the Midwife actress
CALL The Midwife actress Laura Main will star in a play written by former Doctor Who and Broadchurch showrunner Chris Chibnall. Wiltshire Creative has announced the full cast for an upcoming world première of Chris Chibnall’s new comedy 'One Last
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Canal boat charity to hold fund day to raise vital funds
A CHARITY that helps everyone enjoy the experience of canal boating is gearing up to hold a fundraising day. Bruce Boats has been providing trips on the Kennet and Avon Canal for disabled, disadvantaged and elderly people for more than 35 years
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Woman fosters nearly 100 dogs in seven years
A WOMAN has fostered nearly 100 dogs in just seven years from the Salisbury branch of Dogs Trust. Jo Heather, a mother-of-two from Salisbury, has taken care of dogs of all ages, sizes and breeds as part of Dogs Trust’s Home from Home foster scheme
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More roadworks in the city as temporary traffic lights cause tailbacks
ANOTHER set of temporary traffic lights have been installed in the city. The lights, located by the bridge on the A36, Wilton Road, were installed today (Monday, February 19) by National Highways. The lights are installed in both directions
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Gucci shoes, a passport and car keys stolen during St Ives break in
A HAUL of designer clothing was stolen from a car in an early-hours break-in. A car parked on the driveway was broken into in Pinewood Road in St Ives. Expensive designer clothing, a passport, and keys to another vehicle were stolen.
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Woman in her 70s injured in three-vehicle crash on A303 near Stonehenge
A WOMAN in her 70s was injured in a three-vehicle crash over the weekend. The crash happened on the A303, near Stonehenge, just after the Longbarrow roundabout at around 12.15pm on Saturday, February 17. Three vehicles were involved in the
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Counterfeit note used to pay for goods at Co-Op
A PERSON used a counterfeit note to pay for their shopping in a convenience store. Wiltshire Police issued a CCTV photograph of a person it would like to speak with in connection with the incident. A fake £20 note had been used in the Amesbury
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Police inspector dismissed and barred for 'disgusting' misogynistic behaviour
A WILTSHIRE Police inspector has been dismissed after allegations of inappropriate and misogynistic behaviour were upheld. Andy Moreton, who was last posted to the Roads Policing Unit, faced a Gross Misconduct Hearing on February 12 regarding a
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Stonehenge tunnel to go ahead as appeal is dismissed by High Court
A JUDICIAL review against plans to build a tunnel at Stonehenge has been dismissed by the High Court. It has been announced that an appeal against the Government's £2.5bn road scheme through Stonehenge World Heritage Site was unsuccessful.
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Updates: Stonehenge tunnel given green light as High Court appeal thrown out
3:09pm Historic England 'very pleased' with the decision Duncan Wilson, Chief Executive of Historic England, said:
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Police track down stolen farmer's vehicle amid spike in rural thefts
New Forest Police are warning residents that farm equipment and plant machinery theft is on the rise in the area after tracking down a stolen vehicle that was found in Marchwood. Officers were able to track down an all-terrain vehicle, that is
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Council responds after former employee jailed for fraud
New Forest District Council has said its duty to protect public funds is "taken very seriously" after two former employees were jailed for fraud. Kate Ryan, Chief Executive said the council "actively cooperated with the authorities" since the deceit
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Wiltshire's recycling rate lowest in region - and its dropping
Wiltshire Council’s recycling rate has dropped to 40 per cent, according to the latest government data, which is the lowest it has been since 2010. It is also lower than the current figures for Somerset (56.3 per cent), Dorset (59.1 per cent),
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Wiltshire Council to vote on if it opposes vegan menus
Wiltshire Council is set to vote on whether it should be vocal about opposing attempts to diminish the role of meat and dairy in its “rural way of life.” The motion, submitted by Conservative Councillors Nabil Najjar and Elizabeth Threlfall, suggests