Salisbury City Council Launches Budget Consultation

Salisbury City Council has launched its budget consultation for 2027/28, inviting residents to share their views and priorities before the council's budget is decided.

The consultation gives local residents an opportunity to tell the council which areas and services they believe should be considered when setting priorities for the year ahead.

Residents can take part by completing the budget consultation survey online through the Salisbury City Council website.

The council is encouraging people across Salisbury to take part and share their views as part of the consultation process.

For those who would prefer to give their views in person, face-to-face consultation sessions will be held at Salisbury Charter Market.

The first session is taking place on Tuesday 22 September 2026, from 9am to 12pm.

Further sessions will be held at the Charter Market on Saturday 26 September and Saturday 3 October 2026, also from 9am to 12pm.

Residents attending the market sessions will be able to complete the survey in person and share their views as part of the consultation.

People can also contact their local Salisbury City Councillors directly by phone or email to discuss their views and priorities.

Contact details for local councillors are available on the Salisbury City Council website.

The consultation provides residents with an opportunity to have their say before decisions are made about the council's budget for the 2027/28 financial year.

Residents can complete the online survey through the Salisbury City Council consultations page or attend one of the face-to-face sessions at Salisbury Charter Market.

The council's consultation page is available at salisburycitycouncil.gov.uk, while details of local councillors can also be found on the council's website.