Environment Agency to discuss flooding at full council meeting

Wednesday, 10 January 2024 00:00

Residents of Salisbury are invited to attend the first Full Council meeting of the year on Monday, 22 January 2024.

The meeting will take place from 6.30 pm at Salisbury Guildhall, where Councillors will meet to discuss topics including the recent flooding in the City.

Members of the Environment Agency will be there to discuss the flooding further and answer any questions the public might have.

The Full Council meeting will also involve setting the City Council’s budget for the forthcoming year, which will include allocating funds towards the different Council services such as street cleaning and events.

This follows a budget consultation during August and September last year, where residents put forward their ideas on the priorities for the Council.

A link to the agenda and live stream will soon be uploaded to the meetings area of the Salisbury City Council website.

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