Local News
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Salisbury HGV driver urges others to quit this No Smoking DayA former smoker is supporting Smokefree Wiltshire in urging people to make a quit attempt for No Smoking Day (Wednesday 11 March).
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Tyre change excuse leads to £1,000 fly-tipping fineA Southampton resident has been issued with a £1,000 fixed penalty notice (FPN) after two black bags of household waste were found fly-tipped on a country lane in Burcombe, near Salisbury.
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Holy Week and Easter at Salisbury CathedralHoly Week and Easter are an incredibly busy period for Salisbury Cathedral, with services and events in the run-up to Easter Sunday.
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Army Flying Museum to Reopen as Power Issues are ResolvedFollowing a record-breaking half-term week, enthralling visitors with what life was like during the 1940s, the Army Flying Museum at Middle Wallop in Hampshire was dealt a devastating blow, losing all power on the evening of 19th Feb and keeping its doors firmly closed for three weeks.
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Defeat in Torquay leaves bittersweet taste after a positive performanceSalisbury suffered defeat in a close encounter with playoff-chasing Torquay United away from home after two second-half goals sealed their fate.
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Wiltshire Council to launch 'Inclusive Wiltshire'Wiltshire Council is launching Inclusive Wiltshire this spring, a new approach to providing accessible activities and experiences for children and young people with additional needs and Special Educational Needs and/or Disabilities (SEND).
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Amesbury Scout Group Leaders Recognised for Significant ContributionsThree leaders at Amesbury Scout Group have been recognised for their 'outstanding service' by the Scouting Association.
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Whites prepare for trip to Plainmoor under the lightsAfter a crucial win against a struggling Eastbourne Borough side, Salisbury set their sights on another club in need of a result in Torquay United.
