Directory of Society and Culture Resources

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Includes sites that reflect the make up of the region's community: its people, its history, and resources and institutions that serve the people of Salisbury and it's environs.

Subcategories

• Religion

Resources in This Category

• Bemerton Local History Group

  http://www.bemerton-history.org.uk/
  Group researching and recording the history of Bemerton. Information on Bemerton and events.

• Christina Jebb

  http://christinajebb.mycouncillor.org.uk/
  Liberal Democrat councillor for the Brown Edge and Endon ward on Salisbury District Council.

• Henry Jebb

  http://henryjebb.mycouncillor.org.uk/
  Liberal Democrat councillor for the Brown Edge and Endon ward on Salisbury District Council.

• Manaraefan

  http://www.manaraefan.co.uk/
  Viking re-enactment society. Contains details and photos of the group as well as information about Vikings.

• Salisbury Saintes Twinning Association

  http://www.salisburysaintestwinning.co.uk/
  Association that develops cultural and social ties with the French city of Saintes. Events, links & information on the twinning of the two cities.

• Salisbury Water Meadows

  http://www.salisburywatermeadows.org.uk/
  Trust managing the Salisbury Water meadows. Illustration of restored irrigation system of floated water meadows, rare grasses, sedges, shrubs, trees, birds and invertebrates, gives sightings, volunteer and guided tour schedules.

• Sarum Orienteers

  http://www.sarumo.org.uk/
  Local orienteering group. details of group and events

• View Magazines

  http://www.viewmagazines.co.uk/
  Lifestyle magazine distributed around the county. Includes overview of current magazine and details on contributing.

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