The City Council is flying the flag of Ukraine on Salisbury’s Guildhall as a token of support to Ukraine and its people.
Cllr Caroline Corbin, the Mayor of the City of Salisbury said, “Like many, I am appalled by these horrific events and we stand in solidarity with the people of Ukraine. We support Ukraine as a sovereign, self-governing state.
"I hope that the situation will be peacefully resolved soon and our thoughts are with all those affected by the conflict.”
Fire crews tackle thatched house blaze
Firefighters have tackled a blaze at a thatched house in a Wiltshire village.
New crisis support fund launched
Residents in Salisbury and across Wiltshire facing financial difficulties are being urged to seek help through a new government support scheme.
Driver sentenced after milkman death in Salisbury
A driver has been sentenced after a popular milkman was killed in a collision in Salisbury.
Salisbury Reds opens community funding scheme
Salisbury Reds has opened applications for its April 2026 Community Fund.
Community Leader sought to Chair new £20m Pride in Place Neighbourhood Board for Bemerton
Bemerton is set to benefit from up to £20 million investment as part of the Government’s Pride in Place programme, an initiative designed to put power directly into the hands of local people so they can shape the future of their neighbourhoods.
New equipment for Salisbury Shopmobility
Friends of Salisbury Shopmobility charity has recently purchased brand-new mobility equipment for Salisbury Shopmobility.
Defeat on the road in Kent leaves the Whites hovering just above the relegation places
Salisbury suffered another narrow defeat on the road as they threatened to come back twice, but it wasn’t enough to pick up an all-important point in their fight for safety.
Plans submitted to expand Salisbury hotel
Plans have been submitted to expand a Premier Inn hotel in Salisbury.
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