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Published 28 January 2022
2,500 years of history uncovered in Melksham
Wiltshire Council's preparation for the construction at Melksham Community Campus site early last year revealed archaeological evidence from as early as the Iron Age (700BC to AD43), found by Cotswold Archaeology.
Published 25 January 2022
Cabinet to consider next steps for tackling climate change in Wiltshire
Wiltshire Council's Cabinet will look at the next steps for tackling climate change and improving the natural environment in the county.
Published 25 January 2022
Work starts to prepare the Salisbury River Park site
Initial work on the site of the Salisbury River Park project is due to start at the end of this month (January 2022)
Published 20 January 2022
Swindon residents fined after waste is fly-tipped in Wiltshire countryside
Two Swindon householders have been issued with fixed penalty notices (FPNs) after their waste was found fly-tipped in the Wiltshire Council area in recent weeks.
Published 20 January 2022
Demolition works begin to prepare for Melksham community and workspace development
The refurbishment work will get underway later this year
Published 6 January 2022
Salisbury resident prosecuted for fly-tipping
The resident appeared at Salisbury Magistrates Court on Tuesday 4 January and pleaded guilty to the fly-tipping offence
Published 24 June 2021
Melksham Community Campus construction on track
Residents have received an update on the campus
Published 21 June 2021
Some changes to Wiltshire Council services in the next few weeks
Upcoming changes to our leisure, library and registration services
Published 17 June 2021
User survey of cycle route between Chippenham and Calne
People asked to give their thoughts on the North Wilts Rivers Route
Published 29 January 2021
Southwick Country Park is formally declared a Local Nature Reserve
The park has been declared a Local Nature Reserve and recognised for its local importance to wildlife and education
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