Supporting Salisbury and Amesbury communities

Free business advice and support is available to businesses in Amesbury and Salisbury. For details of drop-in sessions, please see below. If you have any concerns about your business, you can access emergency support here.

You can get drop-in business advice and support at the following locations:

• Salisbury, Old Fire Station Enterprise Centre, 9am to 5pm, Monday to Friday
• Antrobus House, Amesbury, 10am-12 noon, Monday and Wednesday
• Amesbury Library, 10am-12 noon, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday

Download an application form for financial support. Please complete this form then arrange an appointment or drop in at The Old Fire Station. You will need to provide trading figures to show how your business has been impacted.

From Monday 1 October until Christmas Eve, parking is free in all Wiltshire Council car parks in Salisbury after 3pm, Monday-Sunday. Find a car park in Salisbury.

All five park and ride sites that serve Salisbury are free until further notice.

There are five sites in the city:

• Beehive
• Britford
• London Road
• Petersfinger
• Wilton

To find out more, including bus timetables and where to find your nearest park and ride, see Salisbury Reds.

From Monday 1 October until Christmas Eve, parking is free in all Wiltshire Council car parks in Amesbury after 3pm, Monday-Sunday. Find a car park in Amesbury.

There's always lots of events and activities on in the Salisbury and Amesbury areas.

• Visit Wiltshire
• City Hall
  
• Five Rivers Health and Wellbeing Centre
• Salisbury City Council
• Spire FM
• Salisbury Cathedral
• Salisbury Playhouse
• Salisbury Arts Centre
• Salisbury Museum
• Salisbury Journal
• Raring2go
• Old George Mall
• Odeon Salisbury
• Salisbury gig guide
• Destination Salisbury
• Mompesson House

Due to the ongoing investigation into the major incident in Salisbury and Amesbury, and following the current advice of Public Health England (PHE), we recommend that any planned community litter picks in the Salisbury and Amesbury community areas are postponed until further notice.

As a precaution, PHE's advice to everyone in the Salisbury and Amesbury area is that nobody should pick up any foreign object that does not belong to them. 

These could contain (or could have previously contained) liquid or gel.

This means people should not pick up:

• Containers
• Lids
• Syringes
• Needles
• Cosmetics
• Or similar objects, made of materials such as metal, plastic or glass.

The message is: if you didn't drop it, don't pick it up

We really appreciate and welcome people's enthusiasm to carry out clean-ups and litter picks in their local communities and we hope that we can recommend these continuing, as soon as possible.

PHE's current advice, based on the small number of casualties affected following the recent incident, is that the risk to the public remains low. They will keep this assessment under constant review as further information becomes known.

Get the the latest information from Public Health England

Read the FAQs from Public Health England.

Download the advice for coping with stress following a major incident.

The Amesbury meeting will be was held on Wednesday 25 July at The Stonehenge School Amesbury. You can watch the meeting again on our Facebook page or on YouTube.

The Salisbury meeting was held on Tuesday 24 July at Salisbury City Hall. You can watch the meeting again on our Facebook page or on YouTube.

More than 250 people were updated on the latest situation at the meeting at Antrobus House on July 10. If you would like to watch the previous public meeting in Amesbury, you can watch it on our Facebook page or on YouTube.