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The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning ahead of Storm Bert hitting at the weekend
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Isabella joined the Salisbury Journal in April 2024 and has lived in Salisbury for most of her life. She has joined after completing her NCTJ diploma at Highbury Campus in Portsmouth in 2024.
Isabella joined the Salisbury Journal in April 2024 and has lived in Salisbury for most of her life. She has joined after completing her NCTJ diploma at Highbury Campus in Portsmouth in 2024.
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning ahead of Storm Bert hitting at the weekend
SALISBURY Methodist Circuit is asking for relatives of the following people buried at Fordingbridge Methodist Church to contact them.
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning ahead of Storm Bert hitting at the weekend
Next is Mr Matthew Morgan of Bishop Wordsworth's School, who has taken over from Dr Stuart Smallwood.
The Woods at Oakley is a “magical” wedding venue nestled off the beaten track in Dinton, offering couples the opportunity to spend their special day at one with nature.
WILTON Shopping Village could become a 'new and improved destination' if planning permission is approved.
At a planning meeting on November 18, city councillors discussed the planning application for the Cathedral Hotel which would see its conversion into five star luxury suites and a rooftop bar.
TRIBUTES have been paid to a popular Salisbury man who died suddenly on Boxing Day last year.
THE planning committee discussed the possibility of having a regular bus service to Churchill Way retail park when a new supermarket opens.
Two suspects in the Salisbury poisoning visited the city “for reconnaissance purposes” the day before former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia were poisoned with Novichok, a senior police officer has said.
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