John Constable’s masterpiece of Salisbury Cathedral heads for a welcome homecoming

Salisbury Cathedral, as depicted in all its magnificence by the artist John Constable -- with a rare rainbow piercing the clouds -- is coming home.
Constable’s masterpiece, Salisbury Cathedral from the Meadows, painted in 1831, the year after his wife, Maria, died in his arms, has been saved for the Read more: John Constable’s masterpiece of Salisbury Cathedral heads for a welcome homecoming
Risks are very red for Wiltshire’s new clinical commissioning GPs

The troubles facing the NHS have been hitting the headlines recently – mainly concerning the overloading of hospital emergency services and the political ding-dong about who is to blame. However, this may be a distraction from some of the real and wider dangers facing the new commissioning system introduced by Read more: Risks are very red for Wiltshire’s new clinical commissioning GPs
Most people are too busy to think about same sex marriage and an EU referendum says Claire Perry

Same sex marriage and an EU referendum are not the subjects “that dominate everyday conversation” but more the creation of journalists, declares Devizes Tory MP Claire Perry.
“People I know talk about housing, petrol costs, schools, railway connections, jobs, taxes, the environment and, at this time of year, the stress
Crime on the decline in Marlborough is farewell message from Sergeant Vincent Logue

Crime is on the decline in Marlborough. That was the encouraging message from Sergeant Vincent Logue when he made his farewell report to Marlborough town council on Monday after two years in charge of the neighbourhood policing team.
He is standing down next month as part of the Wiltshire Read more: Crime on the decline in Marlborough is farewell message from Sergeant Vincent Logue
Wake-up call report on lost wildlife reveals positive steps being taken to protect the countryside
Business coach helps manufacturer's sales to soar

A Marlborough business coach has helped a niche manufacturing company scoop a major European business award.
Herefordshire-based aerospace specialist Midas-NDT Systems was a finalist in the Manufacturing category of the 2013 ActionCOACH Business Excellence Awards, after business coach Nigel Scott helped the company to put in place strategies to manage Read more: Business coach helps manufacturer's sales to soar
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