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Murder investigation launched after body found in woodlands (opens the original)
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A murder investigation has been launched after a man in his 60s was found dead in woodland near Ludgershall. Police were called to a concern for welfare at 3.41pm on Thursday, September 24, and discovered the man’s body two hours later in woods near the polo field close to Perham Down. The death was initially treated as unexplained, but following a post-mortem examination, police are now treating it as suspicious. Detective Chief Inspector Phil Walker, senior investigating officer from the Major
Ringwood girl wins national award for courage after heart condition (opens the original)
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A six-year-old girl has been honoured with a national award for her bravery. Imogen Harman, from Ringwood, was born with complete heart block, a rare condition affecting the electrical signals that control the heartbeat. She received the British Heart Foundation (BHF) Young Heart Hero Award, which celebrates children who have shown courage in the face of a serious heart condition. Her mother, Emily Harman, said: "Because of my autoimmune condition, I was monitored throughout my pregnancy. Charit
Salisbury man who lost leg in crash eyes European Championships (opens the original)
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A life-changing accident left him fighting for survival, but now he's fighting for a place at the European Championships. Former personal trainer Jake Smith, 31, from Salisbury, lost his pelvis and leg in a devastating motorcycle collision, but has since found purpose and ambition in para-powerlifting. The head-on crash, which occurred at around 50mph, left him with a severed femoral artery, multiple open fractures, a punctured lung, a brain bleed, and fractures to his pelvis and spine. Mr Smith
Wilton Christmas tree display changed to protect its future (opens the original)
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Wilton's landmark Christmas tree will no longer be decorated traditionally after concerns about its long-term health. Wilton Town Council said an independent arboricultural survey found the red cedar in Old St Mary's Churchyard would need significant pruning to continue supporting festive displays. An arborist advised that the work could harm the tree because the species has limited internal growth. The pruning was also considered unlikely to gain approval from Wiltshire Council's Tree Officer.
Wiltshire hospice charity announces Christmas events line-up (opens the original)
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Juliaâs House has announced a programme of Christmas events across Wiltshire and Dorset to support local children and families. The charityâs festive programme includes Christmas markets, wreath-making workshops, carol concerts, a community sing and Christmas tree collections. Juliaâs House shops will sell locally designed Christmas cards, pre-loved decorations, gifts, toys and other items. Money raised through every purchase will help provide care for a local child with a life-shortening
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