THERE was controversy from start to finish as a 3-1 defeat by Andover New Street dashed Salisbury City Ladies' hopes of securing a league and cup double. The sides were awarded a dubious penalty apiece, during a game which had more than its fair share
SALISBURY City moved up to second in the table courtesy of a 3-1 away win at Aylesbury United on Tuesday evening. Paul Sales scored twice to take his personal tally for the season to 20, either side of a goal by Wayne Turk. The win leaves Whites three
MORE than 500 people have had their say about the council's controversial plans to spend almost £12m on a new office complex. The three-week consultation period came to an end on Friday, following a series of public exhibitions and displays. Officers
The Salisbury of years gone by had its fair share of saints and sinners, Lesley Bates discovers. ON a March day exactly 450 years years, three men were led from the gaol at Fisherton Anger to Bemerton Field, where twin stakes had been set up. The trio
