LISTEN: 'Bars, toilets and a variety of acts' are priority for City Hall

Thursday, 10 April 2025 10:20

By David Harber

Justin from MECA, the new leaseholder of City Hall in Salisbury talks to Salisbury Radio's Craig Hicks about plans for the city's entertainment venue ahead of re-opening next month.

It was announced yesterday that 'Music Entertainment Culture and Arts' (MECA) have agreed a lease with Wiltshire Council for City Hall on Malthouse Lane.

This morning, Justin Britchford from MECA spoke to Salisbury Radio and said repairs to the roof, the toilets and the installation of four new bars are a priority for the company ahead of opening with a variety of new acts.

Listen to the full interview below:

For tickets and mailing lists, please click here: https://www.salisburycityhall.co.uk/

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