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City Hall event to help men with their mental health (opens the original)
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Safer and Supportive Salisbury are holding an event to help men with their mental health. Men Matters 2026 will take place on Saturday October 10 at the City Hall. The event is free and will run from 10am-12pm at the City Hall. It will showcase activities, clubs, sports, social and wellbeing opportunities available to men in and around the city. Safe and Supportive Salisbury say the event is about supporting men with their mental health and opening opportunities to make their lives more fulfilli
Fundraising campaign for open air woodland theatre supported by Judi Dench (opens the original)
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The New Forest Open Air Theatre launched a fundraising campaign for a semi-permanent seasonal amphitheatre on Wednesday. The 300-seat theatre would sit in a natural woodland basin on the Hinton Admiral estate near Burley. Patrons include Judi Dench, Mark Rylance, Derek Jacobi, Lenny Henry, Dan Snow, Geraldine Somerville and Lady Candida Meyrick. The theatre would be dismantled each season to minimise environmental impact and use coppiced timber from the surrounding woodland. The company is hopin
Businesses complain of blocked access as rail commuters leave cars in Churchfields (opens the original)
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Businesses in Salisbury's Churchfields Industrial Estate say rail commuters are causing ongoing parking problems by leaving their cars in private spaces and blocking roads and pavements. Companies on the estate claim railway passengers regularly leave vehicles in customer and staff parking areas before heading to Salisbury railway station, creating difficulties for deliveries and visitors. The issue is also affecting pedestrians. A 91-year-old Salisbury man, who uses a mobility scooter and asked
Fisherton Mill to host nature-inspired glass art exhibition this autumn (opens the original)
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Fisherton Mill is holding an exhibition of glass artworks this autumn called “Nature on Display”. This will showcase the work of the UK Glass Collective, a group of 12 artists who came together in 2023. According to the gallery, the glass artworks are “inspired by nature, and created using a myriad of different techniques.” The exhibition will run from Saturday October 3 to Saturday November 14. It will include a number of workshops and events, including “Meet the Artist” days from 11am–3pm on F
Salisbury Community Choir seeks tenor and bass singers ahead of Christmas period (opens the original)
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Salisbury Community Choir is looking for singers to join their tenor and bass sections this September. The choir has been running for over 30 years and meets on Thursdays at Chafyn Grove School. It is non-audition and "welcomes anyone who wants to sing". The Musical Director Brian Moles said: "Traditionally tenors were men but, as you see from the picture of the tenor section, many women can get those notes too. "Come and join us. Basses are still most likely to be men." White Horse Festival bri
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