Issue details
Remobilisation of City Hall
Following Government direction on 20 March
2020, City Hall was closed until further notice due to the COVID-19
pandemic. In October 2020 Cabinet confirmed that the venue would
remain mothballed until it was both financially viable and safe to
reopen.
In December 2020, City Hall was licenced to the NHS to be used as
Vaccination Centre. The NHS have confirmed the venue will continue
to be required as a vaccination centre until March 2023.
Wiltshire Council is now investigating the potential to remobilise
the site as an arts, culture and entertainment venue after March
2023.
Decision type: Key
Reason Key: Significant effect on more than 1 Division;
Decision status: Recommendations Approved
Notice of proposed decision first published: 15/08/2022
Anticipated restriction: Part exempt - View reasons
Decision due: 11 Oct 2022 by Cabinet
Lead member: Cllr Richard Clewer, Leader of the Council and Cabinet Member for Economic Development, Military-Civilian Integration, Heritage, Arts, Tourism, Health and Wellbeing richard.clewer@wiltshire.gov.uk
Lead director: Parvis Khansari (Corporate Director - Place)
Department: Leisure, Culture & Communities
Contact: Tamzin Earley Email: Tamzin.Earley@wiltshire.gov.uk, paul.pritchard, Sports Development Manager Email: paul.pritchard@wiltshire.gov.uk, David Redfern, Assistant Director - Leisure, Culture and Communities Email: david.redfern@wiltshire.gov.uk.
Consultation process
Salisbury Area Board and key city stakeholders
have been regularly updated.
Consultees
Salisbury Area Board councillor, Salisbury
City Council, Wiltshire Creative, Salisbury BID, Salisbury
Cathedral, Salisbury and South Wiltshire Museum, Visit Wiltshire,
Wiltshire Police, Wiltshire and Dorset Fire Service, Wiltshire
College, Fisherton Mill
Agenda items
- 11/10/2022 - Cabinet Remobilisation of City Hall 11/10/2022
Documents
- Remobilisation of City Hall
