The Civic Society is a community-based organisation, made up of a group of volunteers carrying out activities and campaigns that improve the environment and enrich our quality of life in Salisbury and South Wiltshire. For members, we host meetings and forums to stimulate debate, providing information through publications and social media. We monitor and comment on local planning applications and development proposals, run a prestigious annual awards scheme for new buildings and conservation projects, and maintain a programme of commissioning historical blue plaques.
Latest News
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The Maltings Redevelopment
Plans for part of the proposed Maltings redevelopment have been submitted to Wiltshire Council. The submission for the site, adjacent to the United Reformed Church (1879), on Fisherton Street marks the initial phase of the redevelopment of The Maltings to include the relocation of the new Salisbury library, a gym, maybe a restaurant and an […]
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New Year Party
Our New Year Party and presentation of Conservation Awards will take place at the Salisbury Arts Centre, on Thursday 17 January 2019. The awards will be introduced by Phil Harding, chairman of this year’s judging panel. All members and their guests are invited, tickets cost £10 per head to include wine and light refreshments, and […]
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Maltings Plans Unveiled
Breaking news today (Thursday 11 Oct) on the proposed plans for the redevelopment of the Maltings https://bit.ly/2pIULIl details are covered in both Salisbury Journal online https://bit.ly/2ycIwsj and Spire FM. It’s hoped that the planning application will go in to Wiltshire Council in December 2018. If that goes through with no issues, work could start on […]
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Fri 11 Jan"I’ve never lived in a city as easy to live in as this one.” Could this be the way forward for Salisbury? Life… https://t.co/49RMvXeShq
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Tue 20 NovThanks to #SamanthaStork Water Team leader @wiltswildlife #AlasdairMaxwell #GuyParker @EnvAgencySW, #Richard Deane… https://t.co/nuWq5rxeNt
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Tue 20 NovRaynsford Review: Planning reduced to “chaotic patchwork” of responsibilities https://t.co/IpecclOnbX via @PBC_Today