Salisbury City Council has been working alongside Richmond Fellowship’s Wiltshire Outreach Service to revamp the play equipment in the City’s play areas.

Local people and visitors to Salisbury are being asked for their views on the future delivery of public toilet facilities in the City.

Salisbury City Council is delighted to announce that Colin Jackson will be switching on the Christmas Lights at the annual Christmas Lights Switch On event on Thursday 15 November from 6pm until 8pm in Salisbury Market Place.

Salisbury City Council is very pleased to announce that Salisbury Literary Festival, Sarum College and the Salisbury Live Launch have been awarded grants as part of the City Grants Fund scheme.

Salisbury City Council launched an Environmental Enforcement Campaign at the end of July this year.  The campaign is half way into the six month trial which sees Fixed Penalty Notices issued to those who either drop litter or fail to clean up after their dog across the City.

The Annual Remembrance Sunday Service will be held at the War Memorial in Salisbury Market Place on Sunday 11 November 2018 from 11am.

Salisbury City Council hosted Salisbury Carnival on Friday 19 October. The popular event saw thousands of visitors lining the streets to watch the illuminated procession through the City Centre.

Salisbury’s very first Town Crier made his debut appearance at the Salisbury Carnival on Friday 19 October.

Salisbury City Council have submitted a planning application to improve the off street access to Shopmobility in the Maltings. The works will also improve the facilities inside for all users.

A decision is due to be made late November on this application by Wiltshire Council and subject to planning approval the works will begin in the new year. Full details on the planning application can be found online at: 

Shopmibility Improvements

Join us this Halloween for FREE ghost tours in The Guildhall, Salisbury from Sunday 28 October until Wednesday 31 October.

Salisbury City Council are undertaking structural repairs to the culvert that runs underneath the entrance to Crane Street. The Riverside Walk will be open for use and can be accessed from Fisherton Street but it will not be possible to walk through to Crane Bridge Road.

Salisbury City Council will once again organise a poppy display in and outside of the Guildhall in Salisbury as part of this year’s Salisbury Remembers 2018. The community project is a fitting tribute to all those who made the ultimate sacrifice.

Visitors of all ages travelled from far and wide to visit Salisbury’s Food and Drink Festival on Sunday 30 September. The event organised by Salisbury City Council opened at 10am and closed at 5pm in The Guildhall, Market Place and Guildhall Square.

Salisbury City Council is working with Stone Masons from Salisbury Cathedral Works Department to clean and preserve the War Memorial in time for Remembrance Sunday on Sunday 11 November.

The war memorial in Salisbury Guildhall Square is being cleaned today, Thursday 27 September and Friday 28 September.