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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
Police investigate after teenager suffers life threatening injuries in crash (opens the original)
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Police are appealing for information after a serious collision involving a motorcyclist and a van on the B3079 Lyndhurst Road. The incident happened at around 11.20am on Saturday, September 19, at the crossroads with New Road and Forest Road, near Salisbury. A 17-year-old girl riding a Yamaha YZF125 motorcycle was involved in a collision with a Ford Transit van. She was taken to hospital with life threatening injuries but is now recovering. Officers believe the driver of a white car, who left th
Four people fined £1,000 each for fly-tipping at Wiltshire beauty spot (opens the original)
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Four people have been fined for dumping waste as part of a council crackdown on fly-tipping near Stonehenge. The offenders, two from Salisbury and two from Amesbury, were each issued £1,000 fixed penalty notices (FPNs) by Wiltshire Council after household and garden waste was dumped illegally in the Stonehenge area. The total fines issued amounted to £4,000. David Bullock, director of assets, highways and waste at Wiltshire Council, said: "Fly-tipping is a criminal offence that harms local com
Moment man attacks pensioner caught on CCTV after 'noisy library' complaint (opens the original)
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A man has admitted pushing an elderly man to the ground in an unprovoked assault in Salisbury city centre. Mickey Johnson, 37, of no fixed abode, pleaded guilty to assault occasioning actual bodily harm at Swindon Magistrates Court on Wednesday, September 2. The incident took place on Tuesday, September 1, as an elderly couple walked past the library in Salisbury. Johnson approached the 80-year-old man and pushed him to the ground without warning. Salisbury to celebrate 800th anniversary with fl
Warning issued to drivers on major A-road as fire breaks out (opens the original)
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Smoke from a large field fire may drift across the A303 and cause visibility problems for drivers. The fire is burning near Fonthill Bishop, and motorists are being urged to take extra care while travelling through the area. A spokesperson for Dorset and Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Service said: "We are currently dealing with a large field fire next to the A303 near Fonthill Bishop. "Visibility may be affected due to the smoke drifting across the A303 so please drive with caution if using this rou
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