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Help Catch Frozen Fish Thief

A woman described as 5'6 tall of medium build with brown hair and wearing a grey tracksuit top with black trousers is being sought in connection with a theft of frozen fish from the Spar shop in Gainsborough Close, Salisbury. read more
Have you seen money bags?

Detectives investigating an armed robbery at a shop in Pinehurst have released pictures of a similar bag to that which was taken in case it has been dumped following the robbery. read more
Dates for Stonehenge burials signify long-term use as cemetery

New radiocarbon dates of human cremation burials at Stonehenge indicate that the monument was used as a cemetery from its inception just after 3000 B.C. read more
Adventurer honoured by city

A hot air balloon could be seen in the capital today as record-breaking adventurer David Hempleman-Adams was given the Freedom of the City of London. read more
Unit supports veterans week

A FORMER RAF Lyneham Defence Force unit has backed the forthcoming veterans' week being held next month. read more
Stonehenge was a burial ground for 500 years

Stonehenge served as a burial ground from its inception and for several hundred years afterwards, new research reveals. read more

Archive - Friday, 30 May 2008