How should Salisbury City Council spend your money?

Tuesday, 7 October 2025 05:55

Salisbury City Council has launched a budget consultation survey to hear your views and priorities before the budget is decided for the 2026/27 year.

The survey is open and is accepting responses until 8 pm on Sunday, 19th October 2025.

Residents can visit the Salisbury City Council website to complete the survey online.

A face-to-face consultation will take place at Salisbury Charter Market on Saturday, 11th, Tuesday, 14th, and Saturday, 18th October, where the survey can be completed in person.

Cllr Sam Charleston, Leader of Salisbury City Council, said, “I encourage everyone to complete the survey and play an active role in shaping Salisbury City Council’s budget for 2026/27. It only takes a few minutes to complete, and your feedback is essential to help us understand your priorities.”

You can also share your views directly with your local councillors, who can be contacted by phone or email. You can find their contact details on the Salisbury City Council website.

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