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Sallsbury Musical Society to perform Paul Carr's 'Awakening'
Salisbury Musical Society, Bournemouth Symphony Chorus, The Choristers of Salisbury Cathedral, John Findon, tenor and Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, will be performing Paul Carr's 'Awakening' conducted by David Halls. Awakening is a spiritual
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New alpaca walking business opens in deer park
A BURLEY counsellor has started a new alpaca walking business in Burley Deer Park after buying six alpacas. Carol Moore, a counsellor from Burley, has created the venture named Me To You Burley Alpacas to allow people to get up and close to the
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Racist woman threatened to kill father of young child during Boxing Day outburst
A WOMAN threatened to kill someone on Boxing Day after damaging his car. James Richardson was sat in the lounge with his partner and six-month-old child at around 9.30pm on December 26 when he heard two women shouting and screaming coming outside
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PICTURES: Record numbers take part in Race for Men at Hudson's Field
A RECORD number of runners took part in this year's Race for Men. The event, which took place at Hudson's Field, on Sunday, May 26, raised money for prostate cancer services in Salisbury. This year was the 8th annual event and runners could
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Can you help this gorgeous 'lively and sweet' pup find a forever home?
THIS gorgeous "lively and sweet" pup is looking for a forever home. Two-year-old Lexi is a sweet and lively Terrier Cross seeking a quiet, adult only home. Currently based at Dogs Trust Salisbury, Lexi is looking for understanding and experienced
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Letter: 'We are lucky and should be proud of having a wonderful hospital'
After a medical emergency at home I was admitted to Salisbury District Hospital for eight days. I would like to commend all those individuals from the Ambulance men, doctors, surgeons and nurses on how they looked after me. They all showed
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Here's how football fans can get a free pint at a Greene King pub this Wednesday
FOOTBALL fans can bag themselves a free drink this Wednesday if they can prove their ball knowledge ahead of a big summer of sport. Do you know your false nines from your inverted fullbacks? Greene King Brewery is offering patrons the chance to
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Police left 'speechless' after pulling over truck for dragging lorry down M27
Police officers have been left 'speechless' after finding a lorry being illegally towed on the back of a flatbed truck. The lorry was left dangerously hanging off the back of the flatbed with its front two wheels dragging across the road. Police
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Paedophile stung by hunters after engaging in sexual communication with child
A PAEDOPHILE has been stung by hunters after he encouraged a girl he thought was 13 years old to masturbate. Gary Richards, of Feversham Road in Salisbury, sent sexualised messages to two decoy social media accounts between May 10 and May 17, 2022
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Pre-school where children feel 'loved, safe and valued' rated outstanding by Ofsted
A PRE-SCHOOL near Salisbury where children make "exceptional progress" has been rated outstanding. Pitton Pre-School scored top marks across the board following an Ofsted inspection on March 26. Registered in 2021, the setting looks after 21
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Green Gram looking for volunteers in shop that 'benefits our community and our world'
Fordingbridge’s award-winning community shop, The Green Gram, is holding a volunteer recruitment event on Wednesday, June 19 2024 from 6pm -7.30pm. The Green Gram is a community-led refill shop, stocking household items from washing up liquid
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Family and friends trek the Jurassic Coast in memory of woman who died from cancer
FAMILY and friends of a woman who died from cancer walked across the Jurassic Coast to raise money for the charity that supported her. Gemma Fay, a "well-loved" figure in Salisbury, died a few days after her 25th birthday on July 30, 2023.