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Wiltshire Council has been awarded £2.6m of additional Government funding each year for two years to spend on highways maintenance, including filling and preventing potholes.

Wiltshire Council is asking people in Calne and Melksham to help shape the future of walking and cycling routes in the two towns

With a busy Christmas shopping period anticipated in the city, Wiltshire Council is encouraging people visiting Salisbury to use all available car parks and the Park and Ride services.

Wiltshire Council's Bikeability programme has reached a significant milestone, with more than 40,000 children successfully trained to cycle safely.

Ready Spready Go, Usain Salt, Grittersaurus and the rest of Wiltshire's 24-strong gritter fleet will be seen out and about on Wiltshire's roads in the coming winter months

The improvement works being carried out at Castle Street in Trowbridge, as part of the government's £16 million investment in the town centre via the Future High Streets Fund, are continuing well with completion still on schedule for the end of November 2023.

Wiltshire Council has reiterated its strong objections to the plans

Wiltshire Council is considering permanently closing Queen Street in Salisbury to motor vehicles.

Wiltshire Council is installing new walking and cycling facilities on Hilperton Road in Trowbridge in the new year to encourage people to leave their cars at home for shorter journeys

Wiltshire Council has published a robust open letter in response to Bath & North East Somerset Council's (BANES) proposals to restrict heavy good vehicles (HGVs) using Cleveland Bridge in Bath, on the A36.