Fancy a bit of local history, a friendly natter, and an excuse to escape the house without anyone asking you to fix something? Then pop

The Pheasant, Salisbury – Monday 24th August 2026 – 7.30pm

Monday 24 August 2026 – 1st walk 10.30am and 2nd walk 2.30pm both starting from Choristers Green

Forget Netflix. Forget scrolling. Forget pretending you understand craft beer menus. On Tuesday 7th April, Fisherton History Society is bringing you a man who literally

The Rocketship Bookshop, has now moved to a new address. Please purchase your tickets for this year’s Salisbury History Festival (using cash only please) from:-Unit

By Ernest Rush and Frogg Moody Throughout its history Salisbury has received many visitors, some famous and some less well known. To many the Cathedral

Attending the Remembrance Service last Sunday in the Guildhall Square, I was reminded of a Salisbury Journal ‘Special war Edition’ daily newssheet printed on the

There are many highs and lows concerned with organising the Fisherton History Society. Let’s look at last week and the meeting at the Pheasant Inn

The first event of the Salisbury History Festival took place last night at the Old Ale House, Salisbury. A packed audience were treated to a