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
A lovely warm September evening was enjoyed by all as President Eleanor, Membership Officer Jane and Liz held an informal get together for potential new members in Jane’s lovely garden. A total of five lovely local ladies joined us to learn more about the
August (despite the less than great weather) gave members the opportunity to support a number of weekend social events in the wonderful location of Club Membership Officer Jane’s beautiful garden in the Cathedral Close. The first two were Silver Salisbury-branded events led by self-styled ‘Friend
Club members were delighted to get together again for the first face to face meeting since February 2020! Although meetings have been held regularly throughout lockdown on Zoom including two AGMs, everyone agreed it was just wonderful to see each other again. By
Club members were pleased to be able to get together for the first time in many months – in Club Treasurer Bernie’s lovely garden in June. It was great to see each other and chat to each other after countless Zoom meetings…. The party included
We are thrilled to announce that Mary Paisey MBE, member of the original SI Salisbury Club has been selected as one of more than 100 Soroptimists to be commemorated as part of the celebration of the first centenary of Soroptimist International in the #Whoisshe? Campaign.
Less than a week into her Club Presidency – and Eleanor has already made a mark! She and Sally of SI Epsom star alongside Regional President Julie in the Regional Membership video – launched for the Federation Membership Month of May. In the short
Members of SI Salisbury decided to make their own video to show how they would all #ChoosetoChallenge some of the most important issues facing women and girls. Thanks to all who took part and thanks to Michelle for using her editing skills in putting it
Victoria Dunford channelled her anger about poverty and injustice in her homeland – Moldova, into action. Overcoming many seemingly impossible challenges, she succeeded in changing the lives of many children and adults with special needs. We are fortunate that she has agreed to
To mark International Women’s Day we are inviting all ‘international’ women living or working in the Salisbury and surrounding areas to join us for an online chat. Bring a coffee and a snack or maybe something to eat that reminds you of ‘home’ – wherever
