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The latest news and communications from Wiltshire Council.
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Published 29 September 2023
First Local Plan consultation in-person events begin on Monday
The first Local Plan consultation events begin across Wiltshire next week, starting with a drop-in event at Amesbury Library on Monday 2 October.
Published 22 September 2023
Local Plan consultation to begin next week, with events starting in October
People in Wiltshire will be able to have their say on the Local Plan from next week, as the consultation begins on Wednesday 27 September, for eight weeks until Wednesday 22 November.
Published 19 September 2023
Wiltshire Council wins appeal against enforcement notice to remove illegal buildings from woodland
Wiltshire Council has successfully won an appeal against an order to demolish two buildings from land known as 'Quarry Woods' at Quarry Hill, Box, Wiltshire.
Published 1 September 2023
Wiltshire Council reminding residents to help keep the electoral register up to date
Wiltshire Council is continuing with the annual process of ensuring the county's electoral register is up to date by contacting Wiltshire residents who have not yet responded to the annual canvass.
Published 30 March 2021
People urged to have their say in neighbourhood plan referendums
Wiltshire Council is urging communities in the county to have their say in the neighbourhood plan referendums that are taking place on 6 May, the same day as the local and Police and Crime Commissioner elections.
Published 28 March 2021
Poll cards start to be posted out with elections on the horizon
Will be posted to registered voters
Published 21 March 2021
Want to earn a bit of extra money? Wiltshire Council needs your support during the upcoming elections
Elections and counts take place 6 - 10 May
Published 11 November 2020
People urged to scrap paper and submit digital-only planning and building regulation applications
People are urged to submit applications digitally through the Wiltshire Council website to avoid unnecessary delays.
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