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• Country pub gets a facelift

  THE Suffolk Arms at Brinkworth is having a £250,000 facelift that will modernise and update the popular country pub. read more

• Angela and Terry Cannings: "We need to get back to some kind of normality"

  Angela and Terry Cannings with daughter Jade.SALISBURY mother Angela Cannings has vowed to enjoy every minute of the rest of her life. read more

• City's hat-trick of honours

  Top team. Salisbury City players take a bow on stage at City Hall after being presented with the Journal Sport's Team of the Year accolade by Phil Moody and Paul Newman of awards sponsors HSBC. Staff picture by ROGER ELLIOTT. DA4952P70.AS expected, following their spectacular FA Cup run which took them to the first round proper of the famous competition, Salisbury City were the big winners at the 2003 Journal Sports Awards presentation ceremony. read more

• Experts give evidence to inquiry inspector

  Inspector Michael Ellison at the Stonehenge inquiry at Salisbury Guildhall.EXPERTS in road building and its consequences have given evidence at the Stonehenge inquiry as the Highways Agency attempts to convince planning inspector Michael Ellison that the tunnel will benefit the environment. read more

• Show of strength from newcomers

  Matt Ryan gained a gold in patterns and a silver in heavyweight sparring at the Great Britain South West Tae Kwon Do Championships. DA4946P3AMESBURY Tae Kwon Do students picked up a host of medals when they competed in the South West Championships, held in Salisbury. read more

• Harlequins keep the faith

  HARLEQUINS stuck with the side that were unlucky to lose 2-1 at Christchurch on Tuesday evening giving youngsters Matty Baker and Kevin Thick another chance on the left. read more

• Double strike maintains rampant Robins' run

  RESURGENT Downton made it ten points from the last 12 when they saw off Thatcham Town at Wick Lane on Saturday, moving them closer to safety. read more

• Birthday boy Ossie packs them in for City

  THE 'full house' signs were up at Salisbury City's Sarum Suite on Friday night for a Sportsman's Dinner with former Southamp-ton, Chelsea and England striker Peter Osgood. read more

• High-fliers floored by the Shrews

  SHREWTON United's Jekyll and Hyde season continued on Saturday with an impressive 2-0 victory at home to high-flying Hallen. read more

• Depleted City miss out again

  SALISBURY City's disappointing run continued as they made it four games without a win, away to fellow-promotion chasers Stamford, writes Ryan Lovejoy. read more

• Crunch time for City

  SALISBURY City return to Old Sarum on Saturday looking for their first league win in more than a month. read more

• Everyone a winner

  SPORTSMAN OF THE YEAR read more

• A golden sporting night to remember

  Powerlifting legend Bill West, who was named 2003's Salisbury Journal Sports Personality of the Year. DA4952P012SALISBURY'S sporting stars were shining on Thursday when, after weeks of build up, the winners of the 2003 Journal Sports Awards were announced. read more

• A surreal and frightening experience

  MATTHEW Cannings, Angela and Terry's fourth child, died on Friday, November 12, 1999. read more

• Judges' ruling took just minutes

  SALLY Clark's release in January 2003 marked a real turning point for Angela Cannings and her defence team. read more

• 'I knew Terry and Jade were there for me'

  Mother and child reunion: Angela at home with daughter Jade. DA4954P01Angela Cannings recalls how she coped with life behind bars read more

• Maternity campaigner tells mums how to win

  MUMS were out in force in Malmesbury on Saturday urging people to pack a public meeting tonight, called to rally people to make a final stand to save the hospital's maternity unit. read more

• Row erupts over opening gardens

  A ROW has erupted between Malmesbury police and the town council, which wants to open the Jubilee Gardens and reintroduce benches at the Cloister Gardens. read more

• Pan-tastic performance

  Ref. 12342/1CONTESTANTS tucked into scores of pancakes in a bid to be crowned fastest chomper in Shertson for Shrove Tuesday. read more

• Girls' marathon effort for cancer charity

  ELEVEN girls from the Godolphin School, Salisbury, will be contributing £1,200 to a London marathon runner's efforts for Macmillan Cancer Relief. read more

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