IT’S been a busy 12 months for news in Salisbury and, as we head into a new year, the Journal looks back at the events of 2025. This is part one, covering January to the end of June.
USCIS has issued new guidance for immigrant visa petitions for professional athletes due to changes in the Department of ...
A credit card authorization key is a secure code used to process transactions, confirming purchases and preventing fraud ...
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Bihar inter level vacancy 2025: 12th pass candidates can now apply for 24400+ vacancies in the Bihar inter level recruitment
The number of vacancies in the Bihar Second Inter Level Recruitment has been increased significantly once again. The Bihar ...
Albert Kirkpatrick was both a successful businessman and a leading figure in Lefroy.
There must be some irony, if not perhaps a hint of spite, in the fact that the House of Lords is causing the government some legislative difficulty just as the very last of the hereditary peers are ...
Gift cards are popular around Christmas. While some shoppers might be reluctant to buy and hand them out, research shows people enjoy receiving gift cards as presents. A Bank of America study from ...
Labour is trying to create a 'Big Brother Britain' with plans for a mass rollout of facial recognition cameras in cities, towns and even villages across the country, critics have warned. Ministers are ...
SIR enumeration form filling in 12 states/UTs to conclude on Dec 4. (PTI) The Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls is underway in nine states and three Union Territories and all the ...
The process for the special intensive revision (SIR) of electoral rolls has raised numerous questions across the country, particularly as the deadline approaches. One of the biggest concerns for ...
Indian migrants are filling major labour gaps in Australia’s booming commercial cleaning sector, supporting essential services and industry growth. Australia’s commercial cleaning sector is ...
Keir Starmer wriggled today as he was accused of 'misleading' the public over Labour's tax plans. The PM was repeatedly challenged over whether he deserved the 'trust' of the British people in a ...
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