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Useful Outdoor Accessories for Every Home
When it comes to decorating our homes, we often tend to focus solely on the interior space. However, the outside of the house is equally important – it reflects the […] The post Useful Outdoor Accessories for Every Home appeared first on New Valley News....
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All hands to the deck for The Ship inn’s big comeback
By Ralph Gowling The May Bank Holiday weekend saw The Ship Inn in Burcombe return to business in style with big turnouts that delighted new manager Melbi Monachan after the […] The post All hands to the deck for The Ship inn’s big comeback appeared first on New Valley News....
Paul Henderson’s emotional rollercoaster selling Henderson’s Artisan Bakery & Cafe
By Ralph Gowling For Paul Henderson, it was a bittersweet moment when he handed over the keys to Henderson’s Artisan Bakery & Cafe, his pride and joy, which he had […] The post Paul Henderson’s emotional rollercoaster selling Henderson’s Artisan Bakery & Cafe appeared first on New Va...
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Paul Henderson’s emotional rollercoaster selling artisan bakery & cafe
By Ralph Gowling For Paul Henderson, it was a bittersweet moment when he handed over the keys to Henderson’s Artisan Bakery & Cafe, his pride and joy, which he had […] The post Paul Henderson’s emotional rollercoaster selling artisan bakery & cafe appeared first on New Valley News....
Somerset’s first Great Garden Show blooms
The first Great Garden Show at The Newt in Somerset was held in May. The event brought together horticultural experts, families and gardening enthusiasts for a nine-day celebration of Britain’s […] The post Somerset’s first Great Garden Show blooms appeared first on New Valley News....
London’s Housing Pressure Is Changing the Rental Market. How Can Landlords Stay Ahead?
If you own a rental property in London, the past couple of years have probably felt harder than the figures suggest. Rents are at record levels, yet running costs keep […] The post London’s Housing Pressure Is Changing the Rental Market. How Can Landlords Stay Ahead? appeared first on New Valley...
Not The Last Laugh I hope….
By Tim Saunders We don’t laugh enough these days. Life seems to be more serious than it used to be. Or am I getting older? One thing’s for sure, we […] The post Not The Last Laugh I hope…. appeared first on New Valley News....
Useful Options for Anyone Looking to Study, Travel or Settle in the South East
The southeast of England encompasses a remarkably varied set of experiences and opportunities. It contains some of the country’s most congested commuter corridors alongside genuinely peaceful countryside. It is home […] The post Useful Options for Anyone Looking to Study, Travel or Settle in the...
Smart Investments That Add Real Value to Homes and Commercial Spaces Alike
The most valuable property improvements tend to be those that combine practical function with the kind of quality and finish that holds up over time. This is true whether you […] The post Smart Investments That Add Real Value to Homes and Commercial Spaces Alike appeared first on New Valley News....
Electric bus to be showcased at event promoting greener transport
The bus operator is welcoming a new a fleet of 30 electric vehicles to transport passengers in-and-around Salisbury.
Ambitious council house building programme progresses across county
It forms part of the authority’s broader commitment to increase housing supply, improve existing homes and deliver energy-efficient housing.
'A whole series of initiatives are needed to stop migrants crossing the Channel'
Resettlement in the UK is the least cost-effective way of deploying our resources when it comes to helping people in greatest need.
Former nurse announces new Salisbury Murders crime novel
A former nurse has announced the publication of her fourth book in The Salisbury Murders series.
Commissioner resigns from board in protest at 'serious misuse of public money'
A Police and Crime Commissioner has resigned from a national policing role over value for money and need for modernisation.
Wiltshire aristocrat wins legal battle for son's inheritance rights
The High Court has allowed the son of the owner of Longleat, who was born to a surrogate mother in America, to potentially inherit the more than £200 million family fortune.
Village pub to host launch party as it reopens after 18 months
A village pub has been given a new lease of life.
Teenage Market this weekend to help young entrepreneurs shine
Young entrepreneurs will have the chance to shine at this weekend's Teenage Market in Guildhall Square.
Patchwork coat symbolising hope for planet visits Salisbury on latest journey
The Coat of Hopes, a powerful symbol of collective action against the climate and ecological crisis, arrived at the Guildhall on Thursday, May 7, as part of its latest journey across the UK.
Salisbury river site gains official bathing water status
A new river bathing site has been officially designated.
Premium Bonds odds to improve from July 2026 as NS&I adds 322,000 extra prizes
NS&I has announced it will be adding an estimated 322,000 prizes to its Premium Bonds draw from July 2026, increasing the odds of winning.