The fixtures for the 2026/27 National League South were released at 11 am this morning, and the Whites start at home.
Brian Dutton's side's first test will be at the Ray Mac on Saturday 8th August, with Hampton and Richmond the visitors.
The late August Bank Holiday fixture sees another home tie, with Billericay Town making the long trip over from Essex on Monday, 31st August.
Salisbury face a long trip to Truro City on Tuesday, 15th September and will renew their rivalry with AFC Totton on Tuesday, 24th November at the Ray Mac.
The festive fixtures see Salisbury at home on Boxing Day, with Weston-super-Mare the big game at the Ray Mac.
Monday, 28th December, sees the Whites travel to what is possibly the biggest club in the league, Torquay United.
The first game of 2027 is away at Maidenhead United, before they welcome Farnham Town to the Ray Mac a week later.
Over easter, it's an away trip to Weston-super-Mare on Good Friday, followed by Torquay United at the Ray Mac for Easter Monday.
Salisbury will wrap up the season away at Dagenham and Redbridge on Saturday, 24th April.
Supporters are excited for the new season, long-standing supporter Dave Drag said, "Overall, they’re not a bad set of fixtures. It’s nice to start off with a home game for the first time in a few years, and having an away game to finish the season with is always nice.
"It’s a shame we have Truro away midweek, but the games we do have on the bank holidays around Christmas & Easter should attract a fair few [supporters], so no major complaints.
"At the end of the day, it’s always interesting to look at when the supposedly ‘big’ games are, but we know who’s in the league and we know we have to play all of them home and away…!"
International event rider Kirsty Chabert is inviting the local community behind the scenes at her Team Opposition eventing yard in Landford, Wiltshire, for a special Yard Open Day on Wednesday 26 August, from 11 am–3 pm.
Councillor Chris Harrison, Mayor of Wilton, has selected Salisbury Hospice’s “Sponsor a Nurse” campaign as his Mayor’s Appeal charity for this mayoral term.
As part of Salisbury City Council’s CCTV monitoring service, a dedicated team of volunteer operators monitors the city’s state-of-the-art CCTV and radio system.
Wiltshire's Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Wilkinson has called for a measured and evidence-led approach to police reform, stressing that any changes must strengthen policing's ability to serve communities, protect the vulnerable and maintain public confidence.
Audiences will have an opportunity to enjoy Rodgers and Hammerstein’s classic film musical The Sound of Music on the big screen in Salisbury Cathedral on Saturday 5 September.
Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of) by Isobel McArthur, after Jane Austen, has proved to be one of the most successful touring productions ever and is returning yet again, including a run at Salisbury Playhouse.
A Wiltshire Police staff member has celebrated a highly successful day at the Police Sport UK (PSUK) Southern Championships Blue Lights Horse Show, taking home multiple titles while proudly representing the Force.