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Gala Night helps Mayor’s Appeal raise more than £30,000 for charity
MORE THAN £30,000 has been raised through events for Salisbury and Wilton Rotary, Salisbury Hospice Charity and Wilton Riding for The Disabled and chosen by Mayor of Salisbury 2023-2024 Councillor Atiqul Hoque at the start of his year. The last
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Wiltshire Council pays £19K in data breach compensation
Wiltshire Council has paid out £19,150 in compensation to residents whose personal data was leaked from its systems since 2021. The council recorded 73 external breaches between 2021/22, which then rose to 103 the following year. On top of
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Pub misses out on week of busy trade as three villages continue to go without water
A PUB which anticipated a busy, sunny week of trading has been forced to close due to a water outage. Residents of Cholderton, Newton Toney and Shipton Bellinger have had no access to running water since Monday afternoon, May 6. Independent
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Fears of repeat 'traffic chaos' at railway bridge following ASDA approval
UNSUITABLE lorry drivers delivering to ASDA must be told to avoid a bridge on the A30. This is the message from councillor Nick Baker, chair of Laverstock and Ford Parish Council, following a crash which brought part of Salisbury to a stand-still
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Pub misses out on week of busy trade as three villages continue to go without water
A PUB which anticipated a busy, sunny week of trading has been forced to close due to a water outage. Residents of Cholderton, Newton Toney and Shipton Bellinger have had no access to running water since Monday afternoon, May 6. Independent
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Godolphin 'must move forward' as it breaks 240-year-old tradition amid takeover
THE head of a private school said she appreciates tradition but must move on as Godolphin prepares to allow boys for the first time. Ownership of Godolphin, on Milford Hill, was formally transferred to United Learning on Wednesday, May 1. Uncertain
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Hygiene poverty: how you can help tackle rising levels on your next supermarket visit
Salisbury Tesco stores have teamed up with leading suppliers to tackle hygiene poverty. Hygiene poverty is not being able to afford many of the everyday hygiene and personal grooming products a lot of people take for granted. Tesco has partnered
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Report: Tommo21 looks to continue 'run of good form' in superbike championship
LOCAL motorcycle racer Stephen Thomas, also known as Tommo21, rides for A Edwards Racing JTL on board a Yamaha. He returned to action at round two of the British Supersport Cup Championship that took place at a sunny Oulton Park in Cheshire, May
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Travellers install washing line during car park takeover
A group of Travellers have settled in the car park at London Road Park and Ride. The Journal became aware of this on Wednesday, May 8 at approximately 4.30pm. The group have parked three caravans, three trucks, as well as a number of cars
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Police seize puppies and arrest Ringwood man for dangerous dog offences
POLICE have seized several puppies suspected to be a banned breed and arrested a man for dangerous dog offences in Ringwood. A 42-year-old man has been arrested by Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary for dangerous dog offences with nine puppies
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Man used position as landlord to prey on vulnerable women
A man from Tidworth has been found guilty of sexual offences, using his position as a landlord to prey on vulnerable women. Frederick Allard, 73, of Nepaul Road, was found guilty of sexual assault and causing/inciting prostitution following a trial
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Farmer's 'old runaround' Transit van stolen
A FARMER’S van has been stolen from Bournemouth. The owners of Four Acre Farm in Ringwood are pleading for residents to keep their eyes peeled for a white 2011 Ford Transit that has gone missing. Police have confirmed they are investigating
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'We instil that confidence': Accessory depot offer tech lessons for phone users
Accessory Depot is running sessions to assist people with using their mobile phones. Owners and brothers-in-law Craig Clark, 40, and Tony Luckett, 55, opened the shop in 2010, selling mobile phone and tablet accessories, and refurbished devices
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New Mediterranean restaurant set to open on Endless Street
A new Mediterranean restaurant on Endless Street is set to open in less than three weeks. Dogan Bilgic, who already owns Charlie’s Store and Charlie’s Café, which opened last year, has taken over the space that formerly housed the Progress Bar,
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Dog owners called to take part in Dogs Trust's National Dog survey
Dogs Trust Salisbury is calling on local dog-lovers to take part in the country’s largest dog census, the National Dog Survey. Dogs Trust is the UK’s largest dog welfare charity and normally cares for around 14,000 dogs every year across its network
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Man 'disgusted' with two parking charges for taking dying uncle to hospital
A MAN has been left enraged after being slapped with two parking charges for dropping his dying uncle off at hospital. Robert Thomas, 61, rushed his uncle Peter Britton to Salisbury Hospital’s A&E on Friday, April 19. Upon arrival, the