Tribbecks voted Salisbury's best dressed Christmas window

And our congratulations go to them and to everyone who has played a part in making the city look so brilliantly festive.

The overall winner was Tribbecks.

Rachel Tribbeck said: “We are absolutely delighted to be voted Salisbury's best dressed Christmas window.

"There are some beautiful Christmas windows on display this year. We feel honoured to be voted the public’s favourite.”

(L to R) Kyrie Clark, Beth Reardon, Rachael Tribbeck, Debbie Anderson, Ben Sumerill and Jacqui Johnson

Runners up were Baileys, Julia's House, Clearway Pets and the Bell and Crown.

“In these stressful times, we wanted to present a window that reflected the true meaning of Christmas in a fun and abstract manner," said Nigel McNally of Baileys.

"We thank all those that voted for our display as well as those that have come to take photos of our Henry nativity scene.”

Nigel McNally from Bailey's

The Julia’s House Salisbury Shop team said: “We’re delighted that our Christmas window has been voted one of Salisbury’s favourite displays this year.

"Everything on show has been generously donated to support the local families that Julia’s House cares for, so our festive display was definitely a community effort.”

Robert Daley, landlord of The Bell and Crown added: “We would like to thank everyone who took the time to vote for us and are delighted that our window was so well received.

"We’d also like to say a huge thank you to our sign writer Artful Charlie for creating such a winning window.”

The Bell and Crown

And Michael Adamson of Clearway Pets said: “We would like to thank everybody that raised their paw and voted for us. We wish all our customers a Merry Christmas and a fantastic New Year.”

Dan Collins, business manager of the BID said: "The city centre and its community spirit are the real winners of this great competition.

"This has been done before but this is the highest number of business entries and highest public vote ever. It has all helped to make Salisbury absolutely fantastic this festive season."

Dan added: "Congratulations to five worthy winners who will have the chance to promote themselves through the Journal."

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