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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Latest publication
- Oct 1, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Salisbury Journal
- Top 500K sites
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- Sep 17, 2026
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Salisbury care home celebrates 'Good' CQC rating across all areas (opens the original)
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A Salisbury care home has retained its "Good" rating across all five areas assessed by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), with residents praising its staff, management and quality of care. Fairfax House in Castle Road provides care for older people including those living with dementia, mental health conditions, physical disabilities and sensory impairments. It was rated Good overall following an inspection in August. Inspectors found people were cared for by staff who had been recruited safely a
'Long overdue': Residents react to landmark smoking law, but fear vaping rise (opens the original)
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Salisbury residents have given a mixed response to plans for Britain's first "smokefree generation" as Wiltshire Council launches a campaign encouraging smokers to quit. Smoking is an age-old issue that has followed countless generations, but the Tobacco and Vapes Act will mean that anyone born on or after January 1, 2009, can never legally be sold tobacco. This Act will not change anything for the adults who smoke today. In Wiltshire, 500 people die every year from smoking and 15,000 suffer fro
Fundraising appeal launched for beloved therapy horse after emergency surgery (opens the original)
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A much-loved therapy horse who helps military veterans and serving personnel is recovering from emergency surgery after developing a potentially fatal case of colic. Asher, a key part of the team at Tedworth Equestrian Centre, was rushed to Donnington Equine Hospital after staff discovered he was seriously ill. Centre manager Pip Lake, 35, was the first to find something was wrong. She said Asher had eaten his breakfast as normal, but when she returned 10 minutes later he was rolling around, swe
Salisbury ‘Dapper Dippers’ to swim four miles around Brownsea Island for charity (opens the original)
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Two Salisbury women are preparing to complete a four-mile sea swim for Cancer Research UK. Charlotte Ingram, 42, and Ruth Holloway, 42, will be swimming around Brownsea Island on Sunday, September 27, and are hoping to raise over £300 for the cancer charity. Charlotte explained that she and Ruth, like so many people, have had their lives impacted by cancer, so they immediately thought of Cancer Research UK when planning the swim. Charlotte said: “We just wanted to make people smile, raise awaren
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