Local News What’s On In Salisbury
Salisbury choral society to fill cathedral with music, hope and harmony
Salisbury Musical Society will present a concert at Salisbury Cathedral on Saturday, March 21. Salisbury Journal | News …
New museum exhibition exploring Wessex’s folk culture opens TODAY
Un/Common People: Folk Culture in Wessex opens at The Salisbury Museum today (Saturday, February 7), and will run until Sunday, May 10. Salisbury Journal | News …
Salisbury Women’s Refuge saved from closure after huge £20k fundraising effort
The refuge issued an urgent plea in December for donations from the public, local organisations, and funders to ensure its future. Salisbury Journal | News …
£400k Poultry Cross repair defended as council sets out tax rise budget
Salisbury City Council’s administration leader has defended plans to spend up to £400,000 to repair the historic but deteriorating Poultry Cross monument Salisbury Journal | News …
Dance group for over 60s celebrate 10th anniversary by planting a tree
Dance Six 0 is the community group for people over sixty who are keen on contemporary dance as exercise for mind and body, social interaction and community outreach. Salisbury Journal | News …
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- South Wilts keep pressure on league leaders as Alton bowled out for 177by Mike Vimpany on July 21, 2026 at 10:26 pm
Young left-hander Archie Fairfax-Ross was dismissed five runs short of a maiden ECB Southern Premier Division century when South Wilts beat Alton by 93 runs.
- Household Cavalry train with European allies in high-intensity France exerciseby davidfalcke@aol.com | David Falcke on July 21, 2026 at 9:00 pm
FORCES BRIEFING COPY FOR 23 JULY
- Residents must book slots for Salisbury tip under new pilot schemeby molly.weller@newsquest.co.uk | Molly Weller on July 21, 2026 at 5:00 pm
A new booking system is being introduced at Salisbury’s recycling centre
- Creative minds gather in Salisbury to ‘Ignite Change’ through collaborationby molly.weller@newsquest.co.uk | Molly Weller on July 21, 2026 at 5:00 pm
A creative public event set out to spark change, fresh ideas, and new ways of making things happen.
- Salisbury and Devizes churches unite under new interim priestby molly.weller@newsquest.co.uk | Molly Weller on July 21, 2026 at 5:00 pm
A priest has been officially licensed to serve two parishes.
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- Boy, 15, suffers 'life-changing injuries' as teenager arrestedby jamie.singleton@newsquest.co.uk | Jamie Singleton on July 21, 2026 at 5:44 pm
A teenage boy has been left with "potentially life-changing injuries" after a serious incident in Trowbridge.
- Players in line for exits as Swindon look to free up budget for signingsby joe.acklam@newsquest.co.uk | Joe Acklam on July 21, 2026 at 4:47 pm
Ian Holloway has said that he is going to be speaking with members of his Swindon Town squad about their futures this week; who is on the chopping block?
- Cause of death and weapon identified in Ann Widdecombe's killing, court hearsby emilia.kettle@newsquest.co.uk | Emilia Kettle on July 21, 2026 at 4:02 pm
The cause of death of former MP Ann Widdecombe has been revealed during court hearings.
- The Spanish press - World Cup winners inspire major defensive change at Townby joe.acklam@newsquest.co.uk | Joe Acklam on July 21, 2026 at 3:54 pm
Swindon Town will be hoping to emulate Spain’s success without the ball from the World Cup, as they are hoping to improve their defensive performances
- Hosepipe ban postcode checker: See if you are affectedby ed.burnett@newsquest.co.uk | Edward Burnett on July 21, 2026 at 3:51 pm
Here you can check which postcodes are affected by Thames Water's hosepipe ban this week.
