Wards
In 1975 a statutory instrument established the wards to be used by Salisbury District Council. [8] These boundaries would be in use from the 1976 council elections (with some minor alternations) until 2003, when new ward boundaries came into effect.
| Ward | Seats |
|---|
| Alderbury | 1 |
| Amesbury | 3 |
| Bemerton | 3 |
| Bishopdown | 1 |
| Bulford | 2 |
| Chalke Valley | 1 |
| Downhead | 1 |
| Downton | 2 |
| Durrington | 3 |
| Ebble | 1 |
| Fisherton and Bemerton Village | 2 |
| Fonthill | 1 |
| Fovant | 1 |
| Harnham | 3 |
| Idmiston | 1 |
| Knoyle | 1 |
| Laverstock | 2 |
| Mere | 1 |
| Milford | 2 |
| Nadder | 1 |
| Redlynch | 2 |
| St. Edmund | 2 |
| St. Mark | 3 |
| St. Martin | 2 |
| St. Paul | 3 |
| Stratford | 1 |
| Till Valley | 1 |
| Tisbury | 1 |
| Upper Bourne | 1 |
| Western | 1 |
| Whiteparish | 1 |
| Wilton | 2 |
| Winterbourne | 1 |
| Winterslow | 1 |
| Woodford Valley | 1 |
| Wylye | 2 |
| Total | 58 |
|---|
In 1998, the Local Government Commission for England began a review of ward boundaries in Salisbury district. After an initial draft proposal and a period of consultation it recommended a reduction in councillors from 58 to 55, and a redrawing of ward boundaries reducing the number to 28. Final recommendations for Salisbury were made in 1999, and were implemented under the District of Salisbury (Electoral Changes) Order 1999. [9] The new boundaries were first used in the 2003 local elections and remained in use until 2009, when the council was dissolved.
| Ward | Seats |
|---|
| Alderbury and Whiteparish | 3 |
| Amesbury East | 3 |
| Amesbury West | 1 |
| Bemerton | 3 |
| Bishopdown | 2 |
| Bulford | 2 |
| Chalke Valley | 1 |
| Donhead | 1 |
| Downton and Redlynch | 3 |
| Durrington | 3 |
| Ebble | 1 |
| Fisherton and Bemerton Village | 2 |
| Fonthill and Nadder | 1 |
| Harnham East | 2 |
| Harnham West | 2 |
| Knoyle | 1 |
| Laverstock | 2 |
| Lower Wylye and Woodford Valley | 1 |
| St. Edmund and Milford | 2 |
| St. Mark and Stratford | 3 |
| St. Martin and Milford | 2 |
| St. Paul | 2 |
| Till Valley and Wylye | 2 |
| Tisbury and Fovant | 2 |
| Upper Bourne, Idmiston and Winterbourne | 2 |
| Western and Mere | 2 |
| Wilton | 2 |
| Winterslow | 2 |
| Total | 55 |
|---|
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