Six new affordable homes, including flats and houses, are coming to Bemerton Heath after planning approval. Affordable Housing Project Approved for Bemerton Heath, Salisbury They’re building homes near Rawlence Road. The land belongs to Wiltshire Council, and it’s west of number 24. Woodlands School and the sports club are close. Martyn Whalley filed a planning…
Salisbury votes on a plan covering housing, biodiversity, climate, transportation, and more. This could influence funding. Salisbury Residents to Vote on Neighbourhood Plan Next Week The SNDP includes policies on many topics. Housing, biodiversity, and climate change are covered. Transportation, healthcare, and parking are also included. Furthermore, tourism is addressed, along with river and field…
The Salisbury Journal is a finalist for Local Weekly Newspaper of the Year, celebrated for its coverage of local events. Salisbury Journal Shortlisted for Local Newspaper of the Year Award The Newspaper Awards announced their 2025 shortlist on Monday. The awards ceremony will happen in London this April. The Salisbury Journal got a nomination for…
Explore the historic Salisbury building and the legacy of John Fricker’s charity, aiding those in need for centuries. Salisbury Building Tells Tale of Generosity Through John Fricker Charity John Fricker once owned a house at Three Lyon Chequer, now 8 Queen Street. Crew Clothing Company later used the building. A cottage sits behind the main…
Home Instead Salisbury supports accessible cinema screenings for people with dementia raising £1,100. Home Instead Salisbury Supports Dementia Friendly Screenings Home Instead runs screenings at the Everyman Cinema. It’s on Endless Street in Salisbury. The project raised £1,100 for Silver Salisbury, which provides accessible cinema for people with dementia. Screenings began in February 2024 when…
Salisbury Democracy Alliance introduces People’s Assembly for better local decisions; meetings scheduled for community input. Salisbury Alliance Launches People’s Assembly for City Improvements You can share your thoughts at upcoming meetings. These People’s Assembly meetings seek city change. Salisbury Democracy Alliance organizes it, aiming for better local decisions. Three meetings will happen soon. They will…
Explorer Scouts compete in air rifle target shooting, showcasing precision and self-discipline on February 1st. Salisbury Scouts Host Air Rifle Target Shooting Competition The Explorer Scouts had a shooting contest. It happened February 1st at Dennis Marsh House, the Salisbury District Scouts HQ. These Explorers are 14 to 18 years old. They used .177 calibre…
High parking fees discourage visits, pushing residents to online shopping and delivery. Salisbury City Center Parking Costs Deter Local Shoppers Arrival I drove a friend to the doctor. The office was in the city center, near the old Central Car Park which is now a new landscaped area. I waited in my car while they…
Andrew Kinsey, ex-mayor, celebrated 40 years as Scout Leader with Wilton’s 1st Scout Group. Festivities included fun activities and gifts. Wilton Scout Leader Andrew Kinsey Celebrates 40 Years of Service Andrew Kinsey, Wilton’s former mayor, celebrated a big milestone. He marked 40 years as a Scout Leader. The 1st Wilton Scout Group honored him, and…
Councillor Annie Riddle discusses the reopening of Salisbury City Hall with MECA as the new operator. Salisbury City Hall Set to Reopen Under New Operator MECA: Councillor A local councillor talked about the City Hall. It’s getting a new operator, MECA, from Swindon. The councillor hopes it will be great. She used the City Hall…