Join Salisbury City Council’s Communities Team and their community partners as they celebrate locations around the city with three more collaborative ‘We Love’ Fun Days this summer.
These events have always provided a fun day out for the community and a chance to get together. This year they will focus more on all the wonderful things and people that make up those communities.
These ‘We Love Where We Live’ events will still include the full range of fun activities residents have come to expect, including music from the Disco Dion Team, activities such as climbing walls, craft and creative play from Wiltshire Creative, Salisbury Museum and Spurgeons but each “We Love” Fun Day will be specific to the community they are in.
Across the three remaining fun days, the team will work with amazing community assets, including Residents' Associations and community panels, RISE 61, colleagues at Wiltshire Council, local churches, and sports clubs.
To join in the fun in your local area, visit your nearest We Love Where We Live event.
We Love Bishopdown – 31st July – 11 – 3pm – Bishopdown Sports Field, SP1 3EQ We Love Bemerton Heath – 3rd Aug – 11 – 3pm – Pinewood Green, Pinewood Way, SP2 9HU We Love The Friary – 19th Aug – 11 – 3pm – The Friary Community Centre, SP1 2HWCllr Victoria Charleston said, “Salisbury City Council works to provide a ‘lively city’ and aims to go beyond the Market Square. Once again, our Communities Team is listening to residents and providing fun events where people live. I hope everyone has a great time and look forward to joining in.”
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