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Tuesday 07 February 2023

Salisbury City Council’s Dodgeball is back by popular demand!

Dodgeball starts back up on Tuesday 21st February for any children in school year's 5 to 8, to get involved in this fast paced and fun activity. Read Me

Thursday 26 January 2023

Local volunteers and members of Salisbury Wildlife Group plant hedgerow in new wildlife meadows to benefit the environment

On Tuesday 10 January, a dozen volunteers from the local neighbourhood plus members of the Salisbury Wildlife Group braved the wet weather to plant hedgerow at the newly created Fisherton Wildlife Meadows. Read Me

Monday 23 January 2023

The New Year sees a new beginning for the City Council’s Grounds and Streetscene Teams

On 1 December 2022, all street cleaning and maintenance of the city's parks and open spaces moved fully in-house and became the sole responsibility of City Council employees. Read Me

Wednesday 18 January 2023

Holocaust Memorial Day Event – An opportunity to reflect, remember, listen and learn as a community

Salisbury City Council are working with three local residents to build this memorial day event around the stories of their own families as we reflect on this year’s Holocaust Memorial Day theme for 2023, ‘Ordinary People’. Read Me

Tuesday 17 January 2023

A budget statement from the Leaders of Salisbury City Council

Yesterday on Mon 16 Jan 2023 at a meeting of the Full Council, Salisbury City Council agreed a rise in the precept of £102 per year. This means that those who pay Band D tax council will pay £335 per year, and those at Band C will pay £297.78, Band B £260.56 and Band A £223.33. Within the City 60% of properties are Band D and below, with the most numerous band being Band C. Read Me

Monday 19 December 2022

Holocaust Memorial Day event to be held at Salisbury Guildhall

Salisbury City Council are working with local residents and older people’s champion Irene Kohler to place Holocaust Memorial Day in the City’s annual calendar as a moment for local people to remember, reflect and increase understanding of the impacts of genocide across generations and borders. Read Me

Thursday 15 December 2022

An update on the expansion of the City Council’s Streetscene and Park’s Teams

Since 1 December 2022, all of the street cleaning and maintenance of the city parks and open spaces has been carried out by the Salisbury City Council team. The council contract with Idverde ended on 30 November and several of their workers transferred to the in-house team. Since that time, the City Council has worked hard to deliver the high standards local residents have come to expect. Read Me