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'Everyone deserves access to the outdoors' council funds outdoor activities for youth
Young people in Ringwood had the opportunity to take part in kayaking and skate boarding over the summer, funded by the council. In the summer of 2024, Ringwood Town Council supported young people over the summer by running a Skate Jam and partnering
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Former Matalan building up for sale for £3.5million
AN ESTATE agent is looking for offers in excess of three-and-a-half million pounds for the former Matalan retail unit on Southampton Road. The retail giant shut their Salisbury doors earlier this year, but owners Freehold Co put in a planning application
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Plan revealed to convert former Barclays bank into language school
Plans have been unveiled to transform a disused bank into a language school for 50 foreign and domestic students. The old Barclays building in Ringwood High Street has stood empty since June last year, when it became one of the latest banks in
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Roadworks to shut eastbound carriageway of A303 near Stonehenge for three nights
A stretch of the A303 between Stonehenge and Amesbury will be closed for three nights this week to allow resurfacing work to be carried out by National Highways. The eastbound carriageway and slip roads at the Solstice junction will be shut between
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LETTER: ‘Time will tell if the Fisherton Street work will benefit the city’
WHETHER the work on Fisherton Street and the Station Approach benefit the city in the long run only time will tell. I believe one thing is for sure: the pounding by heavy traffic on New Street and the New Canal has degraded those streets to such
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Chef from Salisbury was found dead in River Avon after police search, inquest hears
A chef from Salisbury was found dead in the River Avon in Churchill Gardens after a police search. An inquest into the death of Edward Brinley Wyles was held at Wiltshire and Swindon Coroner’s Court on Thursday, October 10 and ruled his cause
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'He should not cower behind the Kremlin': Sturgess family call Putin to give evidence
THE Dawn Sturgess Public Inquiry has officially started, commencing at Salisbury Guildhall. At 11am on Monday, October 14, The Dawn Sturgess Public Inquiry opened, beginning with opening remarks from retired judge Lord Hughes who is chairing the
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Ex-spy Sergei Skripal believes Putin responsible for poisoning him – inquiry
Former spy Sergei Skripal believes Russian President Vladimir Putin was responsible for poisoning him with Novichok, the Dawn Sturgess Inquiry has heard. In an interview in May 2018, two months after he, his daughter Yulia and then-police officer
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Whites suffer 'heart-breaking' draw in dying seconds of Saturday's game
Salisbury threw it all away in the dying minutes on the weekend, conceding in the sixth minute of extra-time to draw with Hornchurch. The draw at home leaves Salisbury where they started the weekend, lying at 13th in the table, looking to maintain
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INQUIRY: Dawn Sturgess Inquiry concludes first week at Salisbury Guildhall
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Private members club that closed after 139 years now on the market
PREMISES for a former private members club that closed earlier this year are on the market. 2-4 Salt Lane, the former site of Salisbury Cycling & Social Club, has been listed on the market for £250,000 by estate agents Myddelton and Major.
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Novichok poisonings: Here's how the Journal broke the biggest story in the world
THE world's media will once again descend on Salisbury this week, as public hearings are held in the Guildhall as part of the inquiry into the death of Dawn Sturgess. Ms Sturgess, died in July 2018 after being poisoned with Novichok. It followed
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Dawn Sturgess Inquiry hearings in Salisbury - Everything you need to know
TODAY will see the Dawn Sturgess Inquiry start, with evidence sessions in Salisbury Guildhall from 11am. Here is everything you need to know: Background On November 18, 2021 the Home Secretary announced the Government’s decision to establish
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'If we touched it, we would be dead' - Traders recall aftermath of nerve agent attack
TODAY finally sees the evidence sessions begin as part of the inquiry into the death of Dawn Sturgess, more than six years after the devastating attacks in Salisbury. The 44-year-old died in 2018 having been poisoned by Novichok which was present
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'They got away with it' - Salisbury residents reflect on Novichok poisonings
SHOPPERS passing through the market on a busy Saturday spoke to the Journal about what they remember from the Salisbury poisonings and how it was dealt with by the authorities. Today finally sees the evidence sessions begin as part of the inquiry