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The latest news and communications from Wiltshire Council.
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Published 11 February 2021
Salisbury Household Recycling Centre to temporarily close for three days later this month
Salisbury Household Recycling Centre (HRC) will temporarily close from Monday 22 February-Wednesday 24 February inclusive for essential resurfacing works.
Published 3 February 2021
Support for people who need transport to get to their vaccination appointment
The council is here to support people who need help to get to their COVID-19 vaccination appointments
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.
Published 13 November 2020
Wiltshire Council welcomes eggs-cellent donation for vulnerable residents
A very generous donation of eggs was made from Stonegate Farmers Ltd of Lacock, for vulnerable residents during half-term.
Published 6 November 2020
Residents can access support from Wiltshire Wellbeing Hub
The Wiltshire Wellbeing Hub is here for those who need it
Published 25 September 2020
Planning, preparation and progress for Melksham Community Campus
Published 21 September 2020
Celebrate key workers and keep recycling this Recycle Week
For this year's Recycle Week, Wiltshire Council is urging its residents to continue recycling despite the challenges that COVID-19 has presented.
Published 18 September 2020
Wiltshire Council receives government support to help fund vital work with rough sleepers
More than £47,000 will be spent on a range of measures
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