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Jaminaround at The Ancient Technology Centre celebrating 20th anniversary
The annual music event Jaminaround at The Ancient Technology Centre in Cranborne, will be celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. The milestone will be marked with a two-day event on Saturday, May 25 and Sunday, May 26. Olly Keen, who organises
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'Top names in the country' discuss how to improve travel in and around Salisbury
A SOLD out event on the benefits of active travel - making journeys in physically active ways - was held at the Guildhall on Saturday. The Active Travel conference was put on by the Cycling Opportunities Group for Salisbury (COGS) to mark the
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Emotional tribute to 'caring' lorry driver who died in horrific crash on M27
A lorry driver who was killed in the crash on the M27 last week has been described as 'loving', 'caring' and 'hard working' by his devastated employer. Michal Kaminski, 36, was on his way to deliver flooring to customers on the South Coast when
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RECAP: Area Board discuss four-month A360 closure for Stonehenge tunnel
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Letter: Online letter on skeletons in Salisbury deserves a reply
You have an online letter from Dr Welsh (25 February) that deserves a reply. Letter: 'Skeletons found in Salisbury - are they Anglo-Saxon?' He has found some newspaper reports contemporaneous with the discovery in 1771-2 of skeletons in the
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Sports club will welcome home a world-travelled singer for charity concert
A SPORTS club will welcome a world-class Salisbury-born singer to perform two concerts in an effort to raise money for charity. Duncan Heather, a tenor performer, will appear at Salisbury and South Wilts Sports Club on April 12 and 13. Tickets
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PHOTOS: Hundreds gather to mark second anniversary of Russian invasion of Ukraine
Hundreds gathered at the weekend to mark the second anniversary since Russia invaded Ukraine. On Saturday, February 24, people met at Salisbury Methodist Church for prayers before walking to the Market Square. They were joined by Salisbury
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Urgent closure planned for city centre road to carry out pub repairs
A STREET in the centre of Salisbury will be closed for up to five days so that a pub can be repaired. There will be no access to Ivy Street, which connects Brown Street with Catherine Street, from Sunday, March 3. Work is expected to be carried
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Salisbury takeaway owner given suspended jail sentence for abusing Covid loan
A takeaway owner has been banned from operating a company for two years after he was found to have misused covid relief funds. Zaman Shaa, 53, of Woodside Road in Salisbury, fraudulently secured a £30,000 Covid Bounce Back Loan during the pandemic
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Here are all the roadworks and closures expected until the end of March
YOU may have noticed a few spots of roadworks in the city. The latest comes on the A30, Three Mile Hill, Laverstock, with temporary traffic lights installed as repair works on a BT installation begin. We've put together a list of all the current
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Salisbury dog and owner heading to Crufts
A Salisbury dog owner will be heading to Crufts at NEC Birmingham next week. Keesha Brignall, 25, has been fascinated by the world of dog showing from an early age, but her first real venture into the sport came last year. She will be attending
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Men drive van from Salisbury to Ukraine to deliver medical supplies
A MAN has driven 3,000 miles in a van to bring crucial medical supplies to Ukraine. Historian Guy Walters, 52, from Broad Chalke, travelled through Europe for six days in a van stocked with important medical aid alongside his friend Simon Walker
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IN THE DOCK: Drink driver disqualified and fined hundreds of pounds
THESE five local people were sentenced in court last week for crimes they committed. Mark Witheridge, of Whatcombe Brow in Orcheston, assaulted two people by beating them in Andover on February 18. Witheridge was fined £115 for each of the