By kind permission of Salisbury FC, Salisbury Women’s Football team will play Highworth Town Lions Ladies at the Ray Mac Stadium on Sunday 10 April. Entry is free and kickoff is at 2pm. The bar will be open and tea and coffee will be available.
The first two in a series of night-time street audits took place on 16 and 17 March. This is one of the activities identified in the action plan from our Women’s Safety Conference in November. Members of the Club and members of Safer and Supportive
Members of SI Salisbury added their voice to the international call to ‘Break the Bias’ on International Women’s Day this year. Members of the Club celebrated the date at a special Club dinner in their usual meeting place, the Red Lion. Members join with Soroptimists
New Year’s Resolutions? How about: join an inspiring group of local women, make new friends, get involved with local national and international projects that are making a real difference to the lives of women and girls? Your membership links you to a worldwide organisation of
We had planned a proper Christmas meal this year – to make up for the lack of one in 2020, but with the recent surge in Covid cases, we took the difficult decision to postpone the planned dinner until the New Year. So we took
Members of SI Salisbury spent a very chilly Sunday raising awareness of domestic abuse as part of #OrangetheWorld 16 days of activism against women and girls. There was a great deal of interest from men as well as women, as well as good feedback on
This year our theme for our Club Christmas tree in the St Thomas Christmas Tree Festival is Friendship. We were delighted to use this opportunity to celebrate our Friendship Link with SI Chisinau in Moldova. Club member Jane met up with the Moldovan members on
Thinking caps were firmly on the heads of all members of the eight teams who entered SI Salisbury’s fourth annual quiz night. The grand sum of £870 was raised, of which £300 will go to EdUKaid to continue our sponsorship of a girls club in
Some 80 people gathered at The Chapel in Salisbury on Thursday 18 November for a community conference to discuss how we can make our city safer for women and girls – and by so doing, make it safer for everyone. In her introductory remarks SI
Our Her Salisbury Story project is all about sharing the achievements of women past and present who have made a difference to our city or the wider community. Meet female builders, cutlers and publicans as well as doctors, gardeners, artists and authors. Our articles about
