Salisbury City Council
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Councillor raises health and safety concerns at Fayre on the Square
Council announces first plans for Salisbury 800 celebrations with Grand Procession
Salisbury underground toilet refurbishment delayed until 2027 despite funding
RECAP: Guildhall redecoration plans at city council full council meeting
City council postpones upcoming street sellers event due to forecast hot weather
Letter: Hands off Salisbury’s beautiful little historic chapel
Council maintained land for years before discovering it didn’t own it
Fayre on the Square brings seaside fun back to Salisbury this summer
Salisbury councillors back bid for two-cubicle accessible toilet in Market Place
Culture sector brings £52m boost to Salisbury economy, report finds
RECAP: Council support new public toilets and school classroom block at meeting
'Exciting opportunity' as city council takes over football pitches at St Peters Place
Popular city park footbridge set to be replaced after funding approved
Council submits plans to expand public toilets in Salisbury Market Place
Council objects to plans for 'controversial' new 5G BT Street Hub in Salisbury
Council take legal action against popular village market over ancient trading rights
Plans to remove 'stupid' planters at Fisherton Street pinch point backed by council
RECAP: Cathedral Close repairs and Fisherton Street changes supported
City council says parking proposals 'misunderstand' Salisbury in new statement
New Salisbury mayor to be installed alongside free family-friendly celebration
Vandalism of public toilets on the rise
Free family-friendly St George's Day celebration taking place this month
Fleet of upgraded mobility equipment is now available for hire
Council votes in favour of £400,000 repairs to Grade I listed Poultry Cross
'Incredibly exciting' overhaul of council's development spending supported
City council vote to fight 'controversial' new Sunday parking charges
LIVE: Poultry Cross repair funding and Sunday parking charges at full council
Major 600-place expansion at Salisbury school gets city council's backing
Plans to build four new padel courts at golf club supported by city council
Green light from city council for contentious Leaden Hall project
RECAP: Council support Leaden Hall and padel court plans at planning meeting
Stage coming to city centre for six weeks this spring
Major public turnout expected as city council set to debate Leaden Hall plans
Salisbury Street Sellers markets making a return with themed days
Salisbury comes together to celebrate the 799th Charter Sunday
Residents angered by ‘secret’ sale of Salisbury land
Salisbury marks Holocaust Memorial Day and calls for ‘bridging generations’
Crematorium becomes more efficient thanks to £15,000 ‘eco-upgrade’
Streets at housing development to be named after First World War fallen
City set to host first Christmas lights switch-on since 2019 next year
Salisbury to mark nearly 800 years of history with special Charter Day celebration
City councillors vote to raise basic allowance for first time since 2009
Play area reopens after £40,000 upgrade to improve accessibility
RECAP: City councillors meet at Guildhall to decide spending and budget plans
City council launches consultation on proposed updated cemetery regulations
How much will I be contributing to city council services under budget proposals?
RECAP: Poultry Cross costs and Christmas spending debated under city budget
LETTER: ‘Why is council spending money on ambulance for new year revellers?'
City council could spend up to £400,000 on Poultry Cross repairs, papers show
St John Ambulance to provide cover on New Year's Eve in Salisbury
Safety first as Charter Market runs on reduced scale due to weather concerns
New Bemerton Heath pump track officially open to public after £250k investment
Safety improvements made to woodland footpath following residents' concerns
'I commend the council for reversing their decision that would destroy Leaden Hall'