Salisbury Civic Society, as a member of Civic Voice, is a voluntary organisation supporting pride in our heritage, working to enhance our environment and shaping the future of Salisbury and South Wilts through active engagement with local plans and initiatives. We host a variety of talks, forums and open meetings for our members and the community, encouraging debate and involvement in this unique area. Our annual awards scheme spotlights new buildings and conservation work to existing buildings. We engage with relevant local issues, comment on key planning applications and commission historical blue plaques to local people and events of significance.
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Wiltshire Family History Society – Family History Day 21 June 2025
Wiltshire Family History Society – Family History Day 21 June 2025 The Wiltshire Family History Society holds a free open event each year, which this year the local Salisbury and district branch is hosting and it will be held in the Michael Herbert Hall, South Street, Wilton on 21 June,10.00 to 15.00. Entry and advice […]
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The Landscape of Leaden Hall and the Close: A fresh look at our cultural heritage
The story of the move of Salisbury Cathedral from Old Sarum is well known. Were it not for the Cathedral, many of us would not live here and many more (260,000 in 2023) would not visit Salisbury which is famous for the scale and beauty of the Close. What is much less well-known is the […]
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Broken Bridges Update
We were delighted to hear that a start has already been made on making the footpath from Harnham to Lower Bemerton more accessible. Our friends in the Environment Agency, which is responsible for the flood defenses in Harnham, have improved the surface of the small path leading to the Broken Bridges footpath. A final surface […]
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