Climate Change News
Areas of grass are being left uncut to encourage biodiversity in Salisbury - 3 June 2021
Explore the Salisbury Discovery Nature Trail - 19 April 2021
City Council urges residents not to litter in readiness for the re-opening of the city - 6 April 2021
‘Litterbug’ sign to be installed following 10 year old’s letter to Salisbury’s Mayor‘Litterbug’ sign to be installed following 10 year old’s letter to Salisbury’s Mayor - 25 Aug 2020
Churchill Gardens benefits from wildlife friendly river bank with the help of Salisbury City Council and Wiltshire Wildlife Trust - 30 July 2020
Steps Salisbury City Council has taken since declaring a Climate Change Emergency last year - 23 June 2020
Ice Cream Van Electrical Hook up Point - 12 June 2020
Residents urged to take litter home after influx of litter in City’s open spaces - 3 June 2020
Salisbury Neighbourhood Development Plan: Community Survey - 1 May 2020
Wiltshire Council Household Green Infrastructure and Open Space Survey - 12 March 2020
Salisbury City Council's Parks Department have planted large number of trees and hedges in the city - 4 March 2020
Local residents are being invited to help plant a new hedgerow at Bemerton Heath Recreation Ground this Saturday - 27 February 2020
Salisbury Community Climate Change Forum - 27 January 2020
City Council invests in battery powered machines - 12 December 2019
Second re-fill station installed in Salisbury - 10 December 2019
Pedal power comes to Salisbury with Co-Bikes - 23 July 2019
Wildflower areas bloom as Salisbury City Council work to increase biodiversity in the City - 4 July 2019
Salisbury City Council passes motion to declare a climate emergency - 20 June 2019