Salisbury Life
Salisbury Life celebrates the best of city living. Published every three weeks, it includes the very latest on property, arts, dining and shopping, in Salisbury.
THIS MONTH in salisbury
Issue 88 
BIG and bold
A new look for an old favourite…we all need a bit of a freshener now and again so, five years after Salisbury Life first appeared in the autumn of 2003, we’ve redesigned the cover and given the design inside a facelift.
We’ve reintroduced some new features such as What’s On, but not altered it too much – after all, why fix something that ain’t broke? We know how much you enjoy looking at our profiles of the city’s top homes (and they don’t get much better than Zeals House), so the property showcase continues to take pride of place in the magazine, along with all our other regular features – the arts, shopping, eating out, fashion, health and beauty, travel and gardening. Quite a line-up…
The food review for the first issue of Salisbury Life was at One Minster Street, and head chef, Robin Adams, has kicked off our new-style recipe pages with an autumn favourite that should have you all reaching for the wooden spoons. Meanwhile garden designer Julia Brigdale has a stake-out for winter and our fashion pages takes solace in the fact that when the going gets tough, the tough go shopping, cash strapped or not. If it all gets too much, I suggest you pop round to the lovely shop in Warminster beside the workshops of True Grace (see page 20) and buy yourself a gorgeous natural smelling candle to soothe you.
Happy reading
Nicola
LATEST ISSUE
Issue 88
• Philippa and Roger Biles are the inspiration behind True Grace candles which are made in their Warminster workshops and sold throughout the world
• A round up of the best in music, arts and events in Salisbury
• A few hours spent learning how to make jewellery has given Nicola Cunningham a possible new career, she thinks…
• Have you discovered Chile yet?
• As Bond hits our screens again, we check out some of the finest gadgets on the market
• Have new owners at a pub popular with local shoot been beaten at their own game or it is a wild success?
• A sticky autumnal pudding recipe from the chef at the Haunch of Venison
• When the going gets tough, the tough go shopping – cash strapped or not
• Reflexology is a lot more than just a gentle foot massage – it can help with all sorts of health problems and relieve stress
• English country furniture has a style all of its own
• Julia Brigdale offers advice on staking and pruning before winter really sets in
• Vicky Green takes off on a voyage of discovery, and not a little comfort, at a Dartmoor retreat
• The new director of Salisbury’s International Arts Festival answers a few questions that have not much to do with her new job…
