In our regular Sunday feature, we take a look at the Salisbury Journal archives from 50 years ago.
This week, the pictures include Crown and Anchor summer water sports from June 21, 1974, Salisbury Gardeners Rose Show at St Pauls, June 22, and TV cartoonist Skirbble at Odeon Cinema, June 29.
Let us know in the comments if you remember any of these events or if you can spot yourself in any of the pictures.
A French court has ruled that Bolero, one of the world's best-known classical music pieces, was written by Maurice Ravel alone, a financial blow both to his descendants and those of the man they said helped create it. A court in Nanterre outside Paris on rejected claims that Bolero had been a collaborative work with Alexandre Benois, a celebrated Russian stage designer.The work "consequently remains in the public domain", the court said in a statement on Friday.Ravel's Bolero had its debut at th
This pub close to a natural landmark has been serving customers for at least 150 years.
The collection of 100 images will be on loan from the Natural History Museum in London.
A cutting edge Russian nuclear powered submarine sails in the darkness from the Kola Peninsula in the Arctic on a classified mission into the Atlantic.
The National Gallery of Australia’s exhibition Gauguin’s World: Tōna Iho, Tōna Ao acknowledges the French master’s misdeeds in the Pacific – but just as easily omits or distracts from them
Is it a musical? Is it a roller derby? Is it a game-show? When the roller-skating phenomenon that is “Starlight Express” opened in London in 1984 it was all of those and more, as evidenced by its 18-year run. It lasted just 22 months on Broadway but in a uniquely created theater in Bochum, Germany, …
The court rejected claims that the iconic musical work was a collaboration with Russian set designer Alexandre Benois, in a case that could have seen 'Bolero' taken out of the public domain.
French-Algerian artist Kader Attia explores the idea of repair through creativity in a new exhibition of his recent work at the museum of modern art in Montpellier, in the south of France. His work is inspired by his memories of Algeria and his travels around the Global South. "Descent into Paradise" is Attia's first exhibition in over five years in France. He describes it as "a journey through my life story, the starting point of a dialogue, and a reflection on our times, a challenging path".Th
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Susan Sarandon's daughter married chef Ian Hock on June 29
Jude Bellingham scored a stunning overhead kick in the fifth minute of stoppage time in England vs Slovakia - and Man United icon Roy Keane showed a trademark reaction to the goal
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The Reform UK leader rejected the accusation that his party is a home for racists.
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