On 20th October 2019, from 09.00 until mid afternoon volunteers from Wiltshire Search and Rescue will be undertaking a scenario-based training exercise in Salisbury, centred around Queen Elizabeth Gardens. The exercise is designed to train volunteers on searching for a vulnerable missing person and also what to do once the person has been found. This is one of a number of exercises that the team undertake every year to ensure that they are skilled in a number of different search techniques, medical interventions and partnership working.

The city of Salisbury is set to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country at its Annual Remembrance Sunday Service at the War Memorial in Salisbury Market Place on Sunday 10 November from 11am.

Mayor of the City Council Cllr John Walsh, the Mayoress Carrie Walsh, Leader of the Council Cllr Jeremy Nettle and his wife Sue Nettle visited Julia’s House on Friday 4 October.

Parkour enthusiasts will soon be able to test their acrobatic and athletics skills at a new leisure spot in Salisbury.

Salisbury City Council is delighted to announce that the Avenue Cemetery is now open.

Join us this Halloween for the return of the FREE ghost tours in The Guildhall, Salisbury from Sunday 27 October until Thursday 31 October.

Congratulations to Salisbury City Council’s Friary Lunch Club which has been successfully running for three years! The Community Team who run the club are proud to boast that it still has many of its original members. The success has gone from strength to strength and has led to many other spin off activities.

It is with great pleasure Deputy Mayor Caroline Corbin would like to announce the “Go Forward Be Positive” Mental Health awareness roadshow. Hosted by Salisbury City Council, the event will be held in Salisbury Guildhall on Thursday 10 October from 10am until 4pm.

Salisbury City Council were proud to host an awards ceremony at The Guildhall on Wednesday 18th September. The evening celebrated the winners of the scarecrow, city gardens and allotment competitions.

Salisbury City Council is pleased to announce the return of Salisbury Charter Fair on Sunday 20 October until Wednesday 23 October in Salisbury Market Place and Guildhall Square.

Salisbury’s spectacular illuminated Carnival will be returning this year on Friday 25 October between 7.30pm and 9pm. This highly popular event draws in crowds by the thousands across the city’s streets with floats, music and walkabout acts with something to entertain the whole family. Celebrating its 10th year, Salisbury Carnival will raise funds for the Mayor of Salisbury’s charity - South Wilts Mencap.

The Mayor of Salisbury, Councillor John Walsh, was the host to 28 Civic Leaders from Bath in the west to Chichester in the east on Tuesday 17 September.

Salisbury City Council is encouraging residents of Salisbury to ditch their cars for National Car Free Day on Sunday 22 September.

Join Salisbury’s Communities Team in the Guildhall Square on Saturday 12 October for Salisbury’s last Teenage Market of 2019.

Salisbury’s French and Vintage Markets will be returning to Salisbury Market Place on Friday 27 September from 10am until 4pm.