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• Smart is still best and that's official

  The British male still prefers to dress in a stylish and professional manner and is becoming increasingly un comfortable as the 'dress down' working ethic spreads. read more

• Flood victims' insurance fears

  LANDFORD residents are hoping that insurance companies will pay out, after another bout of flooding affected a handful of homes. read more

• Shelter to go under hammer

  A COTTAGE in Whiteparish that has been used as a night shelter is to be auctioned in London next Thursday. read more

• Westwood St Thomas looks to the future

  rizewinners at Westwood St Thomas School evenng of achievement.AN exciting and bright future lies ahead for pupils and staff at Westwood St Thomas School, headteacher Brian Eales has promised. read more

• Dig deep for cardiac unit

  Dr Simon Biggart (centre) and his cardiac tam (from left): Anthony Jones, Betsy Hingston, Claire Murray and Rebecca Burton.THE cardiac team at Salisbury District Hospital has given heartfelt thanks to all the dedicated fundraisers helping to make the Ace of Hearts dream come true. read more

• Jury to consider baby death verdict

  A JURY was due to retire today to consider its verdict in the case of a Salisbury man accused of murdering his four month old son. read more

• Powerlifting newcomers on show

  THE area's reputation for producing powerlifting greats will be put to the test again this weekend when two relative newcomers take centre stage. read more

• Solid start for our Six Nations stars

  SALISBURY rugby sensations Richard Hill and Emily Cooke were both on international duty at the weekend helping their respective England sides to comfortable opening victories in the 2004 Six Nations campaign, writes Mike Turner. read more

• January's Supermum is "special"

  Irene Stoodley, of Bulbridge, who has been chosen as January winner of the Southern Electric/Journal Supermum of the month with husband Brian and daughter Julie.A WOMAN who has always been there for her four children and always puts their well-being before her own has been deservedly crowned January's Southern Electric/Journal Supermum. read more

• Alpha Dot's expertise is recognised

  A COMPANY that is an expert in the field of bar coding has gained accreditation from the industry's standard setter. read more

• SWEP forum provides an opportunity to network

  THE first South Wiltshire Economic Partnership open forum of 2004 will be held at the Medieval Hall in Salisbury on February 25. read more

• Traders demand fair deal

  MARKET traders are demanding a better deal, after it was revealed that the council is profiting when stallholders are too sick to work. read more

• Father of two dies after double fatal accident

  TWO men, one from Amesbury and one from Hampshire, died last Thursday night after an accident on the A36 east of Warminster. read more

• "A tunnel is the only answer"

  BUILDING a 2.1km tunnel near Stonehenge and widening the A303 is the only way of enhancing the experience of visiting the world heritage site and improving road safety, the Highways Agency argued on the first day of the public inquiry. read more

• Powerlifting newcomers on show

  THE area's reputation for producing powerlifting greats will be put to the test again this weekend when two relative newcomers take centre stage. read more

• Solid start for our Six Nations stars

  SALISBURY rugby sensations Richard Hill and Emily Cooke were both on international duty at the weekend helping their respective England sides to comfortable opening victories in the 2004 Six Nations campaign, writes Mike Turner. read more

• Nationwide staff go back to school for a day

  Ref. 29129-50A 13-STRONG team of Nationwide workers left their offices and went back to school yesterday. read more

• Short-mat newcomer shines for Wellow

  IN the third of their one-day competitions, Test Valley Short Mat Bowls recently invited 14 pairs of bowlers from Broughton, Landford, Wellow and Winterslow to their pairs competition. read more

• Salisury hold out for eighth success

  A DEPLETED Salisbury side hung on to record their eighth win of the season despite a tense finish at Wimborne. read more

• Last minute try helps ease relegation worries

  AN 80th minute try by replacement winger Dave Barlow saved Salisbury from the ignominy of a second defeat to Frome and moved them a notch forward in their fight to avoid relegation. read more

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