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Supporting you through the rising cost of living

Council tax, benefits and financial support

A range of advice, guidance and contact details to ensure you know where to get the support you may need during the current cost of living crisis.

Household Support Fund 2023/24

Wiltshire Council has been allocated £5.4m in round four of the Household Support Fund provided by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP).

This funding is to support households that would otherwise struggle to buy food, pay essential utility bills or meet other essential living costs during the current cost-of-living challenges and particularly those who may not be eligible for the other forms of Government support.

Grants paid from this funding are different to the GOV.UK: Guidance - Cost of Living Payments 2023 to 2024 (opens new window) paid direct to those eligible by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP).

The funding is being distributed through partner organisations and council departments between now and 31 March 2024.

Find out about the help and support available from the Household Support Fund (HSF).

Council tax

  • Discounts and exemptions - find out if you qualify for a council tax percentage of discount or a complete exemption from paying council tax

Benefits

  • GOV.UK - Universal Credit (opens new window) - monthly payment to help with your living costs if you are of working age. If you don't have enough to live on while you wait for your first payment (or first payment after notifying of a change in circumstances) you may be able to get an advance of your first Universal Credit payment
  • Housing benefit - If you are on a low income, even if you are working, you may be able to get help with your rental costs

Financial support

FUEL - support for eligible families during the Christmas holidays

FUEL is the holiday activity and food programme (HAF) is funded by the Department of Education. FUEL provides eligible school-aged children with free access to enriching activities, nutritious meals and healthy eating information during the Easter, Summer and Christmas holidays.

The HAF programme is delivered in Wiltshire using the brand FUEL (Food, Unity, Energy, Laughter) and the programme is a direct response to the growing issue of holiday hunger.  The FUEL programme in Wiltshire has supported more than 10,000 children, since launching in 2021.

More information at FUEL Programme.

Free sims and mobile data from Wiltshire libraries

Wiltshire Libraries are working with the Good Things Foundation to distribute free SIMs and mobile data to people in need. The National Databank scheme (opens new window) is supported by UK mobile networks including Vodafone, O2 and Three.

The free SIMs and mobile data are available from Chippenham, Devizes, Salisbury, Trowbridge and Warminster libraries.

To be able to access the National Databank you must be 18+ years old and from a low-income household. One or more of the following must also be true:

  • you have no or poor access to the internet at home
  • you have no or poor access to the internet away from home
  • you can't afford your existing monthly contract or top-up

If you meet the criteria, contact Chippenham, Devizes, Salisbury, Trowbridge or Warminster libraries to find out more and to book an appointment or complete the National Databank application form. 

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Energy costs advice and guidance

Links to information, advice, guidance, and services available for households, businesses, charities and public-sector organisations to help with the rising cost of energy.

Housing information and support

Wiltshire Council housing tenants

Those in private accommodation

Homelessness

Homelessness - contains information and support for those worried about homelessness.

Other support

Centre for Sustainable Energy (cse.org.uk) (opens new window) - an independent charity that shares knowledge and experience to help people change the way they think and act on energy. The website has a wide range of topics covering fuel poverty, community energy, energy advice, insulation and heating, education resources, renewables, behaviour change and building performance.

Mental Health support

Anyone can be affected by mental health regardless of age, profession, employment status and other personal circumstances.

Local practical help

Wiltshire Wellbeing Hub  - Anyone can access the hub and it can provide confidential advice, information, and signposting from the council's friendly team in relation to the current high cost of living.

Acorn Community Banking

Acorn Community Banking helps people to get on top of their finances by encouraging them to save when they can and making low-cost loans. They also offer money advice courses.
Website: https://acorncommunitybank.co.uk/ (opens new window)
Phone 01722 421 881

Age UK Wiltshire

A local charity working in the community to support older people, their families, and carers 
Website: https://www.ageuk.org.uk/wiltshire/ (opens new window)
Phone 0808 196 2424

Citizen's Advice Wiltshire

They provide a range of advice over the phone, by email and on web chat
Website: https://www.citizensadvicewiltshire.org.uk/ (opens new window)
Phone 0800 144 88 48

Community First

A charity that supports people and places across Wiltshire
Website: https://www.communityfirst.org.uk/ (opens new window)
Call 01380 722 475
Email enquiries@communityfirst.org.uk (opens new window)

Dorset & Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Service

They have launched a save safely campaign that can help people make positive changes that help finances but don't put families and homes in danger. 
Website: https://www.dwfire.org.uk/safety/save-safely/ (opens new window)

Food banks

Food banks are available throughout Wiltshire. Find your nearest one at The Trussell Trust: Find a food bank (opens new window) or on Money advice under the 'Practical help' heading.

Free sims and mobile data from Wiltshire libraries

Wiltshire Libraries are working with the Good Things Foundation to distribute free SIMs and mobile data to people in need. The National Databank scheme (opens new window) is supported by UK mobile networks including Vodafone, O2 and Three.

The free SIMs and mobile data are available from Chippenham, Devizes, Salisbury, Trowbridge and Warminster libraries.

To be able to access the National Databank you must be 18+ years old and from a low-income household. One or more of the following must also be true:

  • You have no or poor access to the internet at home.
  • You have no or poor access to the internet away from home.
  • You can't afford your existing monthly contract or top-up.

If you meet the criteria, contact Chippenham, Devizes, Salisbury, Trowbridge or Warminster libraries to find out more and to book an appointment.

FUEL - support for eligible families during the Christmas holidays

FUEL is the holiday activity and food programme (HAF) is funded by the Department of Education. FUEL provides eligible school-aged children with free access to enriching activities, nutritious meals and healthy eating information during the Easter, Summer and Christmas holidays.

The HAF programme is delivered in Wiltshire using the brand FUEL (Food, Unity, Energy, Laughter) and the programme is a direct response to the growing issue of holiday hunger.  The FUEL programme in Wiltshire has supported more than 10,000 children, since launching in 2021.

More information at FUEL Programme.

Interactive community directory - find out where the county's warm spaces and community food providers are

We have created an online interactive community directory to help you find out what warm spaces and community food providers there are in the county to support you through the cost-of-living challenges.

The directory has been created using information collected by us in order to establish what support is available in Wiltshire. 

To find out the support that's available on your doorstep, and across the county, please visit the directory and select your postcode area - this will then automatically generate a list of what's available, as well as a host of other useful features.

Website: Interactive Community Directory - find out where local warm spaces and community food providers are in the county

Royal British Legion

The Royal British Legion helps members of the British Army Royal Navy, Royal Air Force, veterans and their families. The Legion can advise on managing money, benefits, housing, finding a job and more.
Website: https://www.britishlegion.org.uk/ (opens new window)
Phone 0808 802 8080 - lines are open from 8am to 8pm daily.

Soldiers, Sailors, Air force and Families Association (SSAFA)

SSAFA supports people who have served in the Armed Forces (British Army, Royal Navy, Royal Air Force, Royal Marines, including Reserves), or are the immediate family of someone who served. It can help with a range of problems including dealing with debts, claiming benefits, housing and mobility aids.
Website: https://www.ssafa.org.uk/ (opens new window)
Phone 0800 220 6767

Warm and Safe Wiltshire

A service provided by Wiltshire Council and Swindon Borough Council in partnership with the Centre for Sustainable Energy to help residents live in safer and healthier homes.
Website - https://www.warmandsafewiltshire.org.uk/ (opens new window)
Phone 0800 038 5722
Email warmandsafe@cse.org.uk (opens new window)

Wiltshire Council warm spaces

Our libraries are ready to provide a warm and friendly welcome to support anyone who needs help through the cost-of-living crisis.

Website: Wiltshire Council warm spaces

Wiltshire Local Offer

Information on the services available for children and young people with Special Educational Needs and/or Disabilities (SEND) aged between 0 to 25, and how to access them, including information about relevant grants.
Website: https://localoffer.wiltshire.gov.uk/

Wiltshire Together 

A digital platform that connects people, groups and organisations in Wiltshire to their community. You can search for local events, volunteering opportunities, and nearby support
Website: https://wiltshiretogether.org.uk/ (opens new window)

Wiltshire Wellbeing Hub

Anyone can access the hub and it can provide confidential advice, information, and signposting from the council's friendly team in relation to the current high cost of living.
Monday to Thursday 9am to 5pm and Friday from 9am to 4pm
Email wellbeinghub@wiltshire.gov.uk (opens new window)
Phone 0300 003 4576

Supporting businesses through the rising cost of living

Advice and guidance to help you get the support your business may need during the current cost of living crisis.

General advice and support

  • If you are worried about how the cost of living pressures will affect your business, help and support is available at the Swindon & Wiltshire Growth Hub (opens new window). The hub offers support and advice that is tailored to your specific business needs. You can also call 01249 477287 (Monday - Friday 9am - 5pm) to speak to a business advisor.
  • Our Business support directory gives you help and advice based on the size of your business, and how you wish to grow or change your business.
  • The government's cost of living support (opens new window) - this advice page will be regularly updated with advice and support for businesses.
  • To stay up-to-date with the latest business news, advice and support, including free training courses, please subscribe to our business newsletter (opens new window) (click the 'business and economy' checkbox to sign up).

Free online webinars

  • The Enterprise Network (TEN), which we established in 2012 to support small business and entrepreneurs in Wiltshire, is running a series of webinars called Take TEN. The webinars through some of the practical steps that you can take to ensure the health of your business. If you miss a webinar, you can also watch a recording. To find out more, see: The Enterprise network - cost of doing business webinars (opens new window).

Energy advice

Supporting employees

Interactive Community Directory - find out where local warm spaces and community food providers are in the county

We have created an online interactive community directory to help you find out what warm spaces and community food providers there are in the county to support you through the cost-of-living challenges.

The directory has been created using information collected by us in order to establish what support is available in Wiltshire. It has been updated ready for autumn/winter 2023. 

To find out the support that's available on your doorstep, and across the county, please visit the directory and select your postcode area - this will then automatically generate a list of what's available, as well as a host of other useful features.

Interactive Community Directory (opens new window)

For anyone wishing to make donations to the community food providers, there are contact and website details included for each with more information to find out how best to do this. 

We have worked hard to ensure that the directory contains a comprehensive list of the support available, but we'll continue to keep it updated regularly. If you have set up warm spaces or community food provider services then you are welcome to complete our short surveys, if you haven't already done so, so that your details can be included.

Wiltshire warm spaces survey (opens new window)

Wiltshire community food providers survey (opens new window)

 

 

Wiltshire Council warm spaces

Our libraries providing you with warm and friendly welcome this winter

Wiltshire Council libraries have officially become warm spaces, providing a warm and friendly welcome to support anyone who needs help through the cost of living crisis.

Of course, Wiltshire libraries are open to the public throughout the year, but now anyone is welcome to drop-in to any library in the county during the usual opening hours to have a sit down, pick up some useful information, take part in activities and enjoy a friendly chat with staff should they need it.

What's available at our library warm spaces?

Working with Warm and Safe Wiltshire and The Rural Communities Energy Support Network, our friendly library staff will be able to assist residents seeking basic energy advice and make referrals to experienced energy advisors in all but our smallest libraries. All libraries will be able to signpost people to community partners and agencies that can support people through the rising cost of living.

Libraries are offering warm packs (including a scarf, thermal hat and gloves, fleece blanket, a hot water bottle with a cover and a Worrying about money: Wiltshire (opens new window) leaflet) for anyone who would benefit from some free essentials. Working with local community partners to reach the most vulnerable, libraries are also offering an enhanced offer of heated throws and radiator reflectors.

All the other usual library facilities will be available too, including free access to books, newspapers, computer facilities, digital support, and tables for anyone who needs to do some quiet work. Libraries are also continuing to provide a Home library service for people who are housebound or who struggle to get to the library. If anyone is interested in this service, they should contact their local library.

Warm and Safe Wiltshire advice service (opens new window)
 

Who can visit our library warm spaces?

There is no criteria for anyone who might need to use the library as a warm space, and staff will be friendly and welcoming so that people feel as comfortable as possible.
 

Other warm spaces in the county

Please visit our interactive Community Directory to find out where other warm spaces are located in the county. If you would like to amend or delete a warm spaces listing, please contact businessinsight@wiltshire.gov.uk (opens new window).

Interactive Community Directory (opens new window)

Other support available

We also have a range of support and advice on our dedicated cost of living webpages. They contain information on council tax and benefits, energy advice, housing information, mental health support, local practical help, and support available for businesses. Our recently launched interactive community directory can also be found there, which contains details of other warm spaces in the county as well as community food providers.

Supporting you through the rising cost of living

Free sims and mobile data from Wiltshire libraries

Wiltshire Libraries are working with the Good Things Foundation to distribute free SIMs and mobile data to people in need. The National Databank scheme (opens new window) is supported by UK mobile networks including Vodafone, O2 and Three.

The free SIMs and mobile data are available from Chippenham, Devizes, Salisbury, Trowbridge and Warminster libraries.

To be able to access the National Databank you must be 18+ years old and from a low-income household. One or more of the following must also be true:

  • you have no or poor access to the internet at home
  • you have no or poor access to the internet away from home
  • you can't afford your existing monthly contract or top-up

If you meet the criteria, contact Chippenham, Devizes, Salisbury, Trowbridge or Warminster libraries to find out more and to book an appointment or complete the National Databank application form.

Want to volunteer and support our library service?

We are always looking for volunteers to support library services, so if you have time to spare and want to join a friendly team this winter please email libraryenquiries@wiltshire.gov.uk (opens new window) or visit Libraries.

Christmas Advent calendar

A calendar of local support, activities and events happening throughout December for people across Wiltshire this winter and festive period.

Some activities require pre-booking so please do check this out in advance to make sure you don't miss out.

DateEvents
1 December 
  • Check out the Christmas Lights and Shopping Evening Royal Wootton Bassett, 5.30pm to 8.30pm (Royal Wootton Bassett Town Council, 117 High Street, RWB, SN4 7AU).
  • Book ahead to see a Touring Pantomime, with audience participation with tea and cake at The Reading Room (Stratford Sub Castle, Salisbury) 6 December, 1pm to 2pm. Free event but booking essential, please call 07955 249288 or email CAWSupport@wiltshiremusic.org.uk.
2 December
  • Check out the Christmas Tree Festival at St Laurence Church, Downton, Salisbury. Open today and tomorrow between 10am - 6pm.
  • Visit one of Wiltshire's many Christmas light switch-on's happening today:
    • Chippenham switch-on! Countdown starts from 4.50pm in the marketplace followed by the switch-on 5pm. If you're in town, make sure to visit the FearFree stall at Chippenham Christmas market helping to raise awareness. They will be on Town Bridge at the end of the high street with an exciting text raffle which people can enter!
    • Melksham switch-on at the Assembly Hall & Market Place. Open 2pm - 7pm with lights on at 6pm
    • Corsham switch-on at the Town Hall, Corsham. Starts at 5pm with switch-on at 6pm
    • Purton switch-on at Purton Red House
    • Cricklade switch-on
    • Tidworth Town Council's Christmas event at Tidworth Leisure Centre, Nadder Road, SP9 7QN. Open 10am - 3pm.
3 December 
  • Our FUEL Programme is back to provide festive fun and support for the Christmas holidays! You can request places for children who are eligible for the programme, and booking will remain open until 8 December 2023. It follows a summer of success which saw more than 1,300 young people take part in the programme.

Our Holiday Activity and Food programme, FUEL (Food, Unity, Energy and Laughter) is funded by the Department for Education and provides children who are eligible for benefits-related free school meals with free access to activity, food and nutritional education during school holidays. More information can be found at: FUEL Programme.

4 December 
  • Celebrate Age Wiltshire Songs & Storytelling at Ashley Grange, Downton. Call 01725 512811 to book a place.
  • Get some advice at an Energy Advice Cafe from Wiltshire Wildlife Community Energy in Devizes (St James Foodbank, St James Centre, Estcourt Crescent, Devizes, SN10 1LR) 10.30am - 12.30pm.
5 December 
  • Check out the Christmas Tree Festival starting today at St Thomas Church in Salisbury! The event runs until the 10 December. Opening Times 10am- 6pm. Delicious home baked refreshments available.
  • Join the Silver Salisbury Vinyl Café at 2.30pm - 3.30pm at The Quaker Meeting House, 51 Wilton Road, Salisbury.  Do you have any vinyl records you want to listen to again?  Bring them along and have them played for you on our record player.  This event is a free, relaxed and inclusive space.
  • Are you a carer? Join an online Welcome to Carer Support Wiltshire session today. If you are new to the service and want to get to know what we do, who we are and meet other young carers then come along to this safe, inclusive, relaxed online session. Times - ages 5-10 (4.30pm-5.00pm), ages 11+ (5.30pm-6.00pm). To book please contact admin@carersupportwiltshire.co.uk (opens new window) or 0800 181 4118.
  • A Christmas afternoon from 2-4pm of music, tea and cakes at Royal Wootton Bassett Memorial Hall. Get in touch with Pat Hughes to book on 01793 772382 or email patricia.j.hughes@btinternet.com.
6 December 
  • Get a free Winter check for your tyres this month at Calne Cross Country Tyres (1A Porte Marsh Road) Booking is required so please call 01249 811145.
7 December 
  • Get some advice at Energy Advice Cafe from Wiltshire Wildlife Community Energy. Takes place at Malmesbury foodbank, Old School Room, Town Hall, Malmesbury, SN16 9BZ.
  • Visit Whiteparish Memorial Centre (Common Rd, Whiteparish, Salisbury SP5 2SU) at 12.30pm for Lunch Club Christmas Lunch!
  • Visit Calne Town Hall for a Christmas concert for Calne Reconnections Group & Local Carers. 2.15pm - 3.15pm. Please contact Diane Gooch on 07770 784210 for more information.
8 December 
  • Get some advice at a Energy Advice Cafe from Wiltshire Wildlife Community Energy. Takes place at Cricklade Foodbank, Jenner Hall, Bath Road, Cricklade, SN6 6AX.
  • Visit St Michaels Community Centre for a Parent & Toddler Xmas Fun Kidzlovefit session. Call 07795026220 to book (required).
9 December 
  • Bradford on Avon Christmas Elf Trail runs until 24 December, pick up a free form from Piha, Lamb Yard, Bradford on Avon. Collect all the names of the elves for a chance to win prizes!
  • Warminster's Santa's List - an Elf Hunt runs until 21 December: Warminster Town Council: Santa’s List – An Elf Hunt (opens new window). The free hunt can be completed by downloading the Explore Wiltshire app and finding it under the Warminster section, or collecting an entry form from the Civic Centre, open Monday to Friday 9am to 4.30pm.
10 December 
  • Go to Melksham to join in a Christmas Singalong with Bob! Enjoy afternoon tea and cake at The Riverside Centre, Melksham, 2pm - 4pm. Free event, but booking required. Contact Sue Mortimer on 07719 935883.
11 December 
  • Visit a Parent & Toddler Xmas Fun Kidzlovefit Session at Bemerton Community Centre at 11.15am. Booking required as limited spaces.
  • Listen to the RWB Choral Society Christmas Concert with Carol Readings at the Royal Wootton Bassett Methodist Church.
12 December 
  • Check out the Big Band Christmas Party. 1.30pm - 3.30pm at the Nadder Centre, Weaveland Rd, Tisbury, Salisbury SP3 6HJ
  • Visit Bemerton Methodist Church from 5pm for Festive Tea and Community Carols (16 Roman Rd, Salisbury, SP2 9BH).  All welcome, no charge!
13 December 
  • Enjoy a Christmas Social Evening with the Malmesbury WI at The Assembly Room, Malmesbury Town Hall. Visitors welcome - £5 entrance fee.
  • Are you a young carer that enjoys being creative? Come along to a festive themed arts and craft session. You can meet other young carers, have fun and explore your creative side. Snacks will be provided. Spaces are limited so please make sure to book and register your interest. To book please contact admin@carersupportwiltshire.co.uk (opens new window) or telephone 0800 181 4118. (Paxcroft Mead Community Centre, Trowbridge, BA14 7GW)
14 December 
  • Join a Christmas coffee morning at Whiteparish Memorial Centre, Common Rd, Whiteparish, Salisbury, SP5 2SU (10am - 12.00pm)
15 December 
  • See a live open air Nativity with Carols and refreshments on the Green at Hampton Park Pavilion from 6pm (Ash Cres, Bishopdown, Salisbury, SP1 3GY)  No charge -all welcome!
  • Visit the Silver Salisbury Christmas Coffee & Chat  at Salisbury Library (Market Walk, Salisbury, SP1 1BL) 11am - 12.30pm - Upstairs in Gallery 4, lift available.
  • Do you have caring responsibilities? Join in the Family and Young Carer Christmas Celebration from 4.30pm-6.30pm! Gather round for a feast of festive treats and take your pick from a silent disco, crafting yuletide wonders, table football, ping pong madness or Christmas storytelling. Don't wait another minute, grab your spot now before they all vanish like Santa's cookies! To book onto this event, please contact us at admin@carersupportwiltshire.co.uk (opens new window) or telephone 0800 181 4118. (Canberra Centre, 56 Spa Road, Melksham, SN12  7NY).
16 December 
  • Make sure to spot Santa visiting various locations around Dilton Marsh today and tomorrow!
17 December 
  • Visit St Laurence Church this evening to see Downton Band in concert with Downton Community Choir (Church Hatch, Downton, Salisbury SP5 3PL), free entry from 5pm.
18 December 
  • Check out the Community Pantry and Warm Space at Old Sarum Community Centre (Pheasant Drive, SP4 6GH). Open all month.
19 December 
  • Don't miss Santa visiting Purton - he could be spotted here until the 21 December!
  • Are you a carer? Join an online Welcome to Carer Support session today. If you are new to the service and want to get to know what we do, who we are and meet other young carers then come along to this safe, inclusive, relaxed online session. Times - ages 5-10 (4.30pm-5.00pm), ages 11+ (5.30pm-6.00pm). To book onto this event, please contact us at admin@carersupportwiltshire.co.uk (opens new window) or telephone 0800 181 4118.
20 December 
  • Have you visited the Malmesbury Community Wardrobe? It's available to visit all month at the Riverside Community Centre, Gloucester Road.
21 December 
  • Why not visit one of our fantastic Wiltshire Libraries and pick up some Christmas reading? Our libraries have officially become warm spaces, providing a warm and friendly welcome to support anyone who needs help. They also offer warm packs (including a scarf, thermal hat and gloves, fleece blanket, a hot water bottle with a cover and a Wiltshire - Worrying about Money? leaflet) for anyone who would benefit from some free essentials. They can also provide free sim-cards if you're eligible and advice including energy advice or referring you to partners who can help
22 December 
23 December 
24 December 
  • Wiltshire Together is a free community platform for anyone seeking or wanting to share information and support, volunteering opportunities, community services, events and activities across Wiltshire. Community groups and charities are free to join and add their events and activities to it.

All Together is a new part of the site which provides a one stop shop of information from a range of key partners so that children, young people and families, as well as those working with them, can quickly and easily access information about things to do, places to go and who to talk to if they need support. If you want to find or share information on what's available locally, please visit: Wiltshire Together: All Together (opens new window).

25 December 

Free Christmas day lunches, pre-booking is essential:

26 December 
  • Have you heard of the Warm and Safe Service?  A free service provided by Wiltshire Council, Swindon Borough Council in partnership with the Centre for Sustainable Energy to help residents live in safer and healthier homes:
    • vouchers for food, fuel and prepayment meters
    • funding for heating system repairs - or replacement if you meet the eligible criteria
    • help and advice on fuel debt, bills, insulation, heating and control systems

Website - Warm and Safe Wiltshire advice service (opens new window)
Phone - 0800 038 5722
Email - warmandsafe@cse.org.uk (opens new window)

27 December 
  • Find out what cost of living support is available through our website and media channels. We offer a range of online support and sign-posting information on topics including council tax/benefits, energy advice and mental health support: Council tax, benefits and financial support
28 December 
29 December 
  • Have you heard of our Wiltshire wellbeing support phone line?  The Wiltshire Wellbeing Hub can help:
    • put people in touch with community groups who can help and provide a warm space
    • signpost to sources of financial support and foodbanks
    • provide advice to those experiencing loneliness
    • advise people on cost-of-living crisis

Opening Times: Monday to Thursday 9am-5pm, Friday 9am-4pm
Contact us via wellbeinghub@wiltshire.gov.uk (opens new window) or 0300 003 4576.

30 December 

Finished with your Christmas tree? Have it collected this January:

  • if you've signed up to garden waste collections, you can leave one real Christmas tree next to your green bin on your first scheduled collection in January and it will be collected for composting. Alternatively take your tree to any of the council's household recycling centres for free. If your real Christmas tree is over five foot, please cut it into manageable pieces.
  • Dorothy House - for BA1, BA2, BA3, BA4, BA11, BA12, BA13, BA14, BA15, SN11, SN12, SN13, SN14, SN15, SN16 postcodes. Book by 7 January for collection between 12 and 14 January
  • Julia's House - for SN8, SN9 and SN10 postcodes. Book by 8 January for collection between 11 and 13 January
  • Salisbury Hospice - for SP1, SP2, SP3, SP4, SP5, SP6, SP7 and SP9, and SO20 6 and SO20 8 postcodes. Book by 8 January for collection between 12 to 14 January.

 

If you would like to add any free events, activities or support to this calendar please email publichealth@wiltshire.gov.uk (opens new window).

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