Local News
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Murder investigation launched following death of man in LudgershallA murder investigation has been launched following the death of a man in Ludgershall last week.
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From fighting for his life to fighting for a place at the European ChampionshipsA former personal trainer from Salisbury who lost his pelvis and leg in a devastating motorcycle accident has found a new sense of purpose in para-powerlifting – and is now aiming to compete at European level.
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Get Christmas wrapped up early at Rockbourne FairRockbourne Early Christmas Fair returns to Salisbury Racecourse, bringing three days of boutique shopping, festive atmosphere and community spirit - all in support of the Stars Appeal, Salisbury Hospital’s Charity.
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Hand Me Down Salisbury rehomes 1,000 pre-loved items in its first two weeksA new addition to Cross Keys Shopping Centre in Salisbury is proving that local families are ready for a different way to shop. Hand Me Down Salisbury, which opened its doors just a month ago, passed the milestone of 1,000 items rehomed only two weeks after opening.
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ALABARÉ Appalled by Rise in AI-generated Scams Purporting to be Injured VeteransLeading homelessness charity ALABARÉ has described the use of AI-generated scams to create social media videos, claiming to be injured veterans selling handmade products, as shocking and despicable.
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Salisbury Cathedral’s Volunteer Embroiderers Using Medieval TechniquesA stitch almost lost to time, popularised from its use in the Bayeux Tapestry, has been revived by a project involving Salisbury Cathedral, eleven other English cathedrals and a prison.
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Police Provide Update Following Suspicious Incidents in SalisburyPolice in Salisbury have provided an update following a reported incident in St Peter’s Place in Salisbury on Friday evening, in which two children were approached by two men in a car.
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South Western Ambulance Charity launches £400,000 appeal to upgrade life-saving defibrillatorsThe South Western Ambulance Charity is calling on the public to help raise £400,000 to replace and upgrade 288 defibrillators used by Community First Responders (CFRs) across the South West.
