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Hundreds turn out for model railway and steam show in Woodgreen
The 18th annual Woodgreen Steam Show and Model Railway Exhibition drew more than 350 visitors over the Early May Bank Holiday Weekend. The Sunday, May 5 event featured model railways and miniature steam engines, with proceeds benefitting the Alzheimer
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Organ donors' families receive Order of St John Awards
Family members of those who posthumously saved others’ lives through organ donation gathered at The Guildhall to receive awards on behalf of their loved ones from the Order of St John. The Order of St John has been presenting family members of
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LIVE: Crash on A303 causing traffic
5:41pm Traffic The AA reports delays of seven minutes and increasing on A303 Eastbound between A36 Deptford/Codford
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Wiltshire country road closed by police - live updates
5:50pm Dorset & Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Service has confirmed the crash involved two vehicles. They said: "We received
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'Salisbury was crying out for it': Market trader extends days after three-year battle
A LONG-TIME market trader has become the first to extend his trading days in Salisbury after three years of negotiations with the council. The Happy Fruiters was authorised to set up a stall in Market Place every Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
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Primary school pupils take part in Field to Food Learning Day
Children from Chilmark Fonthill Bishop CofE Primary school recently enjoyed a Field to Food Learning Day at the Royal Bath & West Showground in Shepton Mallet. The Field to Food learning day has become an integral part of the Society’s work in
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Salisbury death notices and funeral announcements from the Salisbury Journal
The Salisbury Journal published 13 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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Careless driver almost killed a child during three-car crash
A CARELESS driver who left a child fighting for their life has been banned from the roads. Jade Munday, 25, of Morgans Vale, caused a three-car crash on the A338 between Charlton-All-Saints and Downton around 7.30am on July 26 last year. Munday
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Man in court almost three years after damaging items in ex-partner's home
A man has finally been seen before a court after he punched a television and damaged items in his ex-partner's home almost three years ago. On Sunday, August 29, 2021, Scott Gilder 37, of Bernard Street, Salisbury, damaged a number of items in
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Car fire causes delays near Stonehenge
PLUMES of smoke could be seen near Stonehenge yesterday as a car caught fire. Fire crews attended the small black car on the A303 westbound on Saturday, May 12. Eyewitnesses said there were delays on the road until the wreckage was removed
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Ringwood honey business celebrates a decade of bee-liciousness
A Ringwood honey business says it is buzzing with happiness to celebrate 10 years of honey-making. Honey by Ian and Co, a family-run honey business from Ringwood, has begun to celebrate its first decade after being established in 2014 as a hobby
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50 years ago this week: Youth art show and a 57-year-old bike
Diving into the Journal archives this week reveals mayor-making in Wilton, a youth art show in Fordingbridge and a 57-year-old bicycle that was still in working condition. Enjoy these photos from the week of Sunday, May 5 to Saturday, May 11, 1974
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'Rivers' running down roads in Wiltshire’s pothole 'battle'
The leader of Wiltshire Council has described areas of the county in which “rivers” are running down the roads, with heavy rainfall making it difficult to repair potholes in these locations. Council leader Richard Clewer spoke about the effects
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More than 140 homes brought back into use for Tidworth military families
More than 140 properties will be made available to Armed Forces families in Tidworth. Its part of a wider scheme bringing 1,000 properties back into use thanks to the Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO) and its contractors. A total