A three-way administration has been formed at Salisbury City Council after the Conservative group's withdrawal from the council’s all-party administration last month.
The leaders of the Liberal Democrat and Labour groups, Victoria Charleston and Ian Tomes, and Independent Annie Riddle will continue to work together in the best interests of the city.
The current focus of the new administration is a four-year strategy to support the vision of building a green, inclusive city.
Goose Fair Crowds Raise £16k for Salisbury Hospice Charity
The Grimsdyke Goose Fair, held on Sunday 2nd August, saw people from across the south gather at Swaynes Firs Farm in Coombe Bissett for a traditional poultry auction and car boot sale.
Red Arrows to Celebrate Longleat Safari Park's 60th Anniversary with Fly-Past
The renowned RAF Red Arrows will conduct a special fly-past to mark the 60th anniversary of Longleat’s pioneering safari in Wiltshire, it has been announced.
Salisbury Bemerton Community Board has been successfully established
The Salisbury Bemerton Community Board has been successfully established, marking another important milestone in the delivery of the government’s Pride in Place programme and its long-term vision for the area.
Salisbury City Council launches Living Legacy Project with 800 trees for the City
To mark the 800th anniversary of Salisbury receiving its Royal Charter, Salisbury City Council is launching a landmark Living Legacy Project.
National award on the slate for local roofing company
This afternoon on Salisbury Radio Craig Hicks has asked his listeners to vote for a local Salisbury company in national roofing industry competition.
South Western Railway launches crackdown on ‘short-faring’
SOUTH Western Railway (SWR) and Network Rail Wessex (NR Wessex) have launched a major crackdown on ‘short-faring’ - where customers deliberately buy a ticket only for part of their journey instead of paying the correct fare for the full distance travelled – after identifying widespread misuse of barcode tickets and e-tickets by customers deliberately avoiding paying the correct fare.
PCC launches public survey on Government's proposed police reforms
Wiltshire Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Wilkinson is calling on residents across Wiltshire and Swindon to have their say on the Government's proposals for the biggest changes to policing in a generation.
Hatch House Open Garden returns Sunday 30th August in support of Salisbury Hospice Charity
The annual Open Garden at Hatch House, which this year takes place on Sunday 30th August from 11 am until 4:30 pm.
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