The Olympic Ceremony Hill and Downton Moot
Many thought that the green hill at one end of the Olympic stadium evoked Glastonbury Tor. It reminded me of …Read the Rest
Monthly Archives: July 2012
Philip Hughes at Salisbury Museum
Painter Philip Hughes has a forthcoming exhibition at Salisbury Museum. There are further details at the link below: What’s On …Read the Rest
Bed and Breakfast in the Close
Sarum College has special rates for Bed and Breakfast for the first fortnight in August. I’ve never done B&B in …Read the Rest
Sacrilege in London
Jeremy Dellar’s rather fantastic inflatable Stonehenge is now in London. There are a couple of pieces about it on the …Read the Rest
New plans for Salisbury Market Place
A new set of plans have been developed for Salisbury Market Square. The plans are being presented at the Salisbury …Read the Rest
Longford Castle open to visitors
Longford Castle is opening its doors for regular guided tours for the first time this summer. I don’t know whether …Read the Rest
Wiltshire Summer Reading Challenge
The national summer reading challenge is running in libraries across Wiltshire. According to the Councile website: “It’s a fun personal …Read the Rest
Salisbury Community Area Plan Launch
The launch of the Salisbury Community Area Plan is tomorrow (Wednesday 18th) at Salisbury Playhouse.
Music in the Park
Weather permitting, I guess, the ‘Music in the Parks’ concerts in Lizzie Gardens are as follows: “The special Love Parks …Read the Rest
Olympic Torch Celebrations 2012
The Met Office is forecasting only light showers for today – so that’s OK! The best sources for information about …Read the Rest
Michael Johnson carrying the Olympic Torch in Salisbury
Image from Amazon Wiltshire Council tweeted this afternoon that Olympic multiple gold medal winner Michael Johnson will be carrying the …Read the Rest
Stained Glass Exhibition at Sarum College
Image from Amazon An exhibition on the use of glass as ‘a means to contemplate the divine’ runs at Sarum …Read the Rest