Sisters killed in holiday tragedy
Two young women have died after a road traffic collision in Morocco.
Foodbank demand doubles
Figures out today reveal a massive increase in demand for the UK's food banks - in between 60 -100% depending on the area.
Jewels discarded in a drawer for 35 years
Pearl earrings once owned by the mistress of a Romanian king have sold for £1.6 million at auction in Salisbury.
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Man from Salisbury seriously injured in Morocco crash
Two sisters, Pippa Darlington, 21, and her 23-year-old sister Tara, died in the Morocco crash. Joshua Stump, 21, from the Salisbury area, was seriously injured.
Sisters killed in holiday tragedy
Two young women have died after a road traffic collision in Morocco.
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Sisters killed in Morocco crash
Two young women have died following a road traffic collision in Morocco. Two sisters, Pippa Olivia Cranstone Darlington 21 and Tara Josephine Cranstone Darlington 23, were from Whiteparish, Salisbury.
Famous meteorite to go on display
The biggest meteorite ever discovered in Britain is going on display at a Wiltshire museum.
It's believed to be 30,000 years old and was discovered in the grounds of Lake House near Salisbury in 1908. It will be on display at the Salisbury and South Wiltshire Museum for two weeks.
Body parts held by Royal Military Police
Body parts from soldiers killed in Afghanistan have been kept in hospital labs without permission from their families.
Six body parts and more than 50 tissue samples were reportedly retained by the Royal Military Police without relatives of the servicemen being notified.
Investigators from the Ministry of Defence reportedly discovered the body parts at Oxford's John Radcliffe Hospital, while the tissue samples are being held at the Bulford Garrison in Wiltshire.
– Army spokesperson"Investigations are being carried out urgently into this matter. The Royal Military Police Special Investigations Branch has also taken swift action to ensure this cannot happen again and are identifying the families affected as quickly as possible."
Racing at Salisbury off - rain
Salisbury have been forced to abandon their first meeting in five years due to a waterlogged track.
Unfortunately it was due to be of their biggest crowds of the season but a further downpour overnight has left the course unraceable.
It's the first meeting the course has lost in five years.
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Man arrested on suspicion of sexual assault
Two 18 year old women have been sexually assaulted by two men in Salisbury in Wiltshire. It happened between 2am and 3am on Saturday June 30th in the area of Brown street. The two women were followed into the car park at the rear of Magic Carpets. A 28 year old man has been arrested.
Bogus police warning after cash taken from elderly man
Wiltshire Police are warning residents to be vigilant after two men posing as officers stole money from an elderly man in Salisbury last night. The first man, dressed in a uniform similar to police, gave a story about kids in the area and needing to check that the victim wasn’t missing any money.
This man showed the elderly gentleman what appeared to be a badge in a leather wallet and entered the house in Fison Walk, Bishopdown. Both men left a short while later. The victim then discovered that his wallet and cash were missing. Anyone with information should contact DS Porter on 101.
International parachuting paratroopers
More than 150 paratroopers from the UK and US have parachuted together onto Salisbury plain. Soldiers from the 4th Battalion the Parachute Regiment joined forces with members of the US Army based in North Carolina.
They jumped in each others equipment from a Hercules C130 aircraft. The opportunity to parachute in another nation’s parachute equipment allows the soldier to wear that country’s coveted wings.
Chinese pot reaches £360,000 at auction
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