Two improvement projects supported by the £9 million investment from the government’s Future High Streets Fund are due to start on-site soon.
The first scheme to come forward is Fisherton Gateway which aims to improve the road network and public spaces along South Western Road and Fisherton Street. A public event is being planned for later in the month when the final design will be shared, and any queries residents and businesses may have can be answered before construction work starts in the summer.
The redesign of the Salisbury Station Forecourt, which aims to make it more attractive and accessible for visitors and residents, is also moving forward. The final design will be shared at a public event before the main construction works start later in the year.
Cllr Caroline Thomas, Wiltshire Council Cabinet Member for Transport, said: “A lot of hard work has gone into developing these detailed designs since last year’s public consultation, and I’m pleased we will soon be able to share these, together with some of the construction plans currently being worked on, with the public over the coming weeks.
“It’s exciting to know that after all the hard work, both of these important schemes for Salisbury will be starting on-site soon. These schemes support Wiltshire Council’s Business Plan and our aim of creating and supporting vibrant city centres that help the local economy and encourage the growth of business activity in a sustainable way.
"They will also help ensure Salisbury remains a thriving and vibrant tourist location where both residents and tourists can support local businesses, especially the fantastic independent and creative artisans which this modern medieval city is renowned for.”
Full details of the public events will be confirmed as soon as possible.

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