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TASTE Salisbury 2023: The Gastronomic Delight Returns for its Third Year!
Get ready to indulge in a feast for the senses as TASTE Salisbury, our historic city's premier food and drink festival, returns for its third year from 28th September to 1st October 2023. With a line-up of exciting events and renowned personalities, this year's festival promises to be bigger and better than ever before.
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Salisbury District Hospital invites the community to its Anniversary Open Day
Salisbury NHS Foundation Trust is celebrating a year of anniversaries, with the hospital being 80 years old and the NHS 75, and on Saturday 22nd July, it will be holding the first-in-a-generation Open Day.
City of Independents Tote Bag: Celebrating Independent Businesses in Style
Featuring a captivating freehand one-line artist drawing of the Salisbury landscape, 'Your City of Independents' Tote Bags are back for another year!
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Celebrating Your City of Independents!
Join Salisbury BID in supporting Independent Businesses throughout July: Celebrate Salisbury’s Rich Retail Tapestry with Indies Week 2023
Talks, Bats and Artefacts - Cathedral launches new Sponsor A Stone fundraiser
If you are bats about bats, curious about medieval clergy ‘crowdfunding’ or up for an update on restoration work being done on the Cathedral – and want to know how you can immortalise yourself in stone - this evening will deliver it all plus a glass of wine.
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Salisbury Charity Garden Wins Best In Show
"A dream come true" for Horatio's Garden, as they're awarded 'Best in Show' at the 2023 Chelsea Flower Show.
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Salisbury Cathedral Chicks Named & Ringed Today
The three peregrines chicks that hatched on the Tower last month were named and ringed today by Nigel Jones from the British Trust for Ornithology, assisted by Phil Sheldrake, the Cathedral’s Nature Conservation Adviser.