Local News
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Record-breaking lanterns illuminate Longleat this winterStretching 60 metres long, soaring 18 metres high and featuring the largest cast of characters ever, Longleat’s 2025 event, The Festival of Light, is a "triumph of scale, craft and imagination".
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State-of-the-art lung function machine funded by the Stars AppealA state-of-the-art lung function machine has been funded by the Stars Appeal to enhance care for thousands of patients at Salisbury Hospital.
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£3,000 of charity Advent Calendar prizes to be wonOn Monday many excited people will be opening the first of their advent calendar doors and Salisbury Radio is no different.
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Community Remember Friends and Family at Hospice's 'Light Up a Life' ServiceSalisbury Hospice Charity’s “Light Up a Life” service provided a heartfelt opportunity for the local community to come together and remember family and friends.
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Free Parking at Salisbury’s Late Night Shopping 2025Salisbury’s Late Night Shopping is back for 2025 with a huge range of shops staying open on 4th, 11th and 18th December in Salisbury, the City of the Stars.
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Wiltshire Council urges people to foster and help keep brothers and sisters togetherWiltshire Council is urging people to consider fostering with the council and, where possible, take on more than one child to help keep brothers and sisters together.
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Week of action to reduce knife crime sees weapon sweeps and test purchasingA campaign aimed at reducing knife-related violence saw policing teams across Wiltshire conduct 23 weapon sweeps, 11 education sessions and test purchasing operations at six different towns.
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Fines Issued to Farmer Due to Animal Welfare BreachFollowing a Wiltshire Council investigation, a Wiltshire farmer has been issued with two Animal Penalty Notices (APNs), totalling £840, following breaches of animal welfare legislation.
