Salisbury Fireworks - winners announced

Sunday, 17 October 2021 01:00

‘Earlybird tickets’ for this year’s Salisbury Fireworks are on sale now.

While you must buy early to get the best deal, Salisbury Radio are pleased to announce that the following people have each won a family ticket:

Angie Ackerman, Colin Newbury, Tasha Cleo, Pippa King and Katie Dickenson. (Winners have been notified).

The people above were announced on Salisbury Radio this afternoon.

Salisbury Radio which features hosts Dave Woollatt and Roger Clarke and is available on digital devices like smart speakers, your computer and mobile phone and will be available on DAB radios in your kitchen and car soon.

This year’s Salisbury Fireworks event features live music from The Deloreons. In collaboration with the Rotary Clubs of Wilton and Salisbury, tickets really are selling out quickly - and the 'Earlybird offer' ends on 31st October.

Emma Tranter from the world-famous flat racecourse told Love Salisbury, “We’ve got a range of tickets and VIP options to suit customers.

"Earlybird Adult tickets start at just £10 and Earlybird Child tickets at just £5 if purchased in advance before 31st October, this is a great value night out. Children under 2 go free."

Salisbury Radio will be hosting a special VIP event on the evening of Saturday 6th November, with invitations for existing advertising clients and a select number of other south Wiltshire and west Hampshire’s best businesses.

The radio station’s Breakfast Show co-host and Head of News and Content Beth Doherty will be making a special ‘pre-birthday’ appearance.

Click here to buy tickets to Salisbury Fireworks 2021.

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