PLANNING: Beer gardens, takeaways and hotel revamp planned
HERE are the planning applications for Salisbury and the nearby area submitted to Wiltshire Council between November 20 and 26.
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Deputy Editor and Head of News at the Salisbury Journal. Based in the cathedral city, Ben was a reporter at the Journal from 2018 - 2021, before returning in 2022.
Deputy Editor and Head of News at the Salisbury Journal. Based in the cathedral city, Ben was a reporter at the Journal from 2018 - 2021, before returning in 2022.
HERE are the planning applications for Salisbury and the nearby area submitted to Wiltshire Council between November 20 and 26.
Salisbury Soroptimists have been working with Safer and Supportive Salisbury on our project Making our City Safer including action on stopping violence against women. We are currently taking part in the UN 16 days of activism know as Orange the World. We hope you have noticed the postbox toppers, the window displays about domestic abuse and orange coloured lights on some local buildings.
SALISBURY City Council has submitted its response to the Wiltshire Local Plan Review.
A sign can be seen in the shop window saying 'Store opening soon'.
Salisbury Hospice Charity hosted its annual Light up a Life service at St. Thomas Church over the weekend.
Since opening in the summer, Salisbury Plain Peregrine Falcons Explorer Scout Unit (boys and girls aged 14 to 17) have been taking part in activities and adventures, encouraged to ask the bigger questions, think on their feet, be part of a team and always have a plan B up their sleeves.
The preapp scheme also included an extension to create 8 hotel bedrooms but the Applicant has chosen to omit the bedrooms from the submitted application at this stage
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