Some very shoddy mobile phone photos from yesterday’s match. I didn’t think to take a ‘proper’ camera, so these are all from my phone. There was a big crowd, making lost of noise[1]. Quite a lot came from Dover. I didn’t take any pics during the game, but a Twitter …Read the Rest
As far as I’m aware Fulford Place no longer exists. It was a small ‘court’ off of Castle Street. Salisbury’s …Read the Rest
I’ve set up an experimental twitter account to accompany this website called @sarum_matt. The ‘sarum_matt’ account tweets notable or interesting[1] …Read the Rest
I’ve finished posting about the origins of all the Salisbury road names beginning with ‘G’ Gainsborough Close, Salisbury – probably …Read the Rest
This post is about a sad letter that I found from the writer Rudyard Kipling[1] to Lady Edith Hulse, of …Read the Rest
Gas Lane was named after the Salisbury gasworks, obviously enough. The Salisbury Gas Light and Coke Company[1] was founded in …Read the Rest
One of the organisers of the Shaftesbury Snowdrops festival kindly sent me a copy of their full program. It looks …Read the Rest
To almost use a phrase from Harry Hill, I like snowdrops and I also like Shaftesbury. This coming weekend is …Read the Rest
Some news from t’internet about Salisbury There’s an article on South Wiltshire Community Matters website about the Council’s work on …Read the Rest
Gainsborough Close in Salisbury. Who is Gainsborough? Includes Thomas Gainsborough, Edmund Blackadder, Wilton House, the planet Mercury and a premature obituary
Apart from being top of the league, the good news from a Salisbury City point of view is that Darrell …Read the Rest
There has been a lot of coverage of Salisbury in the Guardian over the last few days. There are some …Read the Rest
There’s info about school closures in Salisbury on: The Spire FM Twitter feed The School closures page on the Salisbury …Read the Rest