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The latest news and communications from Wiltshire Council.
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Published 30 September 2021
Salisbury City Hall to remain an NHS vaccination centre until next year, as the council plans the venue's future
Thousands of people have been vaccinated at City Hall
Published 29 September 2021
Final prep under way for leisure transfer
We are writing to Places Leisure customers about their membership arrangements beyond 1 October
Published 28 September 2021
Impressive line-up of speakers at Black History Month conference
We're working with local partners to host a free online conference on 11 October
Published 21 September 2021
Statement from Cllr Clewer following today's announcement by the Metropolitan Police
Following today's announcement by the Counter Terrorism Policing Network, the Leader of the Council, Cllr Richard Clewer, has released the following statement.
Published 13 September 2021
Council sprinting towards 1 October as final preparations underway for leisure centres transition
Ten of the county's leisure centres will be transferring to Wiltshire Council
Published 1 March 2021
Construction underway on Melksham Community Campus
The centre should open in Autumn 2022
Published 27 November 2020
Leisure centres to reopen next week
Wiltshire Council is delighted to confirm that all council-run leisure centres will reopen on 3 December.
Published 19 November 2020
Updated COVID-19 Community Pack
We have created an updated COVID-19 community pack of information to help support communities during the current national restrictions.
Published 18 November 2020
Launch of #WiltshireTogether Champions network
We are looking for people to sign up to become a #WiltshireTogether Champion to help keep their friends, families and communities safe.
Published 18 November 2020
Minister hears about Wiltshire Council's work with care providers
Minister for Care Helen Whately MP joined Wiltshire Council and care providers to talk about relationships with care homes during COVID-19.
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