Salisbury house prices fall by nearly 10% after novichok attack

Local estate agents say buyer interest from outside city has collapsed since poisonings

House prices in Salisbury have dived by nearly a 10% since the novichok poisonings, according to analysis of Land Registry data.

The average price of a home sold in the city in the three months from May to July was £299,207, down from £328,243 in the previous three months. The poisoning of Sergei and Yulia Skripal took place in early March.

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