Salisbury's Walk of Stars recipients announced

Friday, 17 November 2023 00:00

After hundreds of nominations, a panel of judges selected Salisbury's first-ever Walk of Stars winners.

The Walk of Stars is a celebration of people who do great things across the area and has been put together by Experience Salisbury, Salisbury City Council, Salisbury BID and Salisbury Radio.

Hollywood Walk of Fame-style stars will be laid on the pavement on the edge of the Market Place under the Christmas lights ahead of the official reveal on Friday 24th of November.

Salisbury Radio will broadcast and conduct the celebration as we welcome our 'Stars' to the edge of the Market Place to celebrate our stars.

The event begins at 5:30 under the lights along Kipper Alley on the edge of the Market Place near Fawcett statue.

Head on down to help us celebrate our Stars.

The party will then continue at Frost afterwards, with Craig Hicks and Andy Munns playing a mix of Party Anthems and festive tunes.

Our Salisbury Stars for 2023 are:

NHS Hero - Anna Wilson

Environmental Campaigner - Eva McHugh

Good Neighbours - Michael & Georgie McGovern

Wellbeing Champion - Alex Taylor

Volunteers - Street Pastors

Youth/Social Worker - Teagan Lamble

Unsung Hero - Fred Rees and Gilbert Scammell

Bravery Award - Dylan Minnican

Sports Team - Pheonix Stars Cheerleading

Carer/Young Carer - Ann Dyer

Local Business Star - Molly Cook

Lifetime Achievement - Colin Holton

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