Saturday night (31st July 2021) saw Salisbury's finest musicians take to the stage to collect prizes voted for by the public.
Echoes, a young band from Salisbury, were the night's biggest winners, winning three out of four nominations.
Here are 10 photos from the evening of music and celebreation, captured by John Martin.
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Drug dealer stopped in Salisbury jailed for three years
A man from Southampton has been sentenced to three years in prison after admitting his role in the supply of Class A drugs.
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