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Published 20 December 2023
Doors open at new adult-supported living scheme in Salisbury, the first in a programme of new developments
A new supported living scheme for adults with learning disabilities which provides support so they can be independent and be part of the community, has opened in Salisbury.
Published 11 December 2023
Shared Lives rated Good by the CQC
Wiltshire Council's Shared Lives service has been rated as Good in its recent inspection carried out by the Care Quality Commission.
Published 1 December 2023
Wiltshire Council leader pays tribute to Calne Councillor Tony Trotman
Cllr Richard Clewer, Leader of Wiltshire Council has paid tribute to Calne Councillor Tony Trotman who passed away yesterday (30 November)
Published 15 February 2022
Council focuses on the future with budget and Business Plan agreed
The council's budget for 2022/23 and its long-term strategic plan has been agreed
Published 4 February 2022
Wiltshire Council responds to Government announcement on council tax rebate in response to rising energy costs
We await further guidance on how the Government announced council tax rebate will be rolled out
Published 6 November 2020
Wiltshire Council pays tribute ahead of Remembrance Sunday
Wiltshire Council pay tribute to those who paid the ultimate sacrifice
Published 4 November 2020
Many council services continuing during national restrictions
We will still run the majority of services while new restrictions are in place
Published 3 November 2020
Cabinet agrees to new zero carbon council houses and energy efficient improvements
It forms part of our commitment to make Wiltshire carbon neutral by 2030
Published 29 September 2020
Wiltshire marks Black History Month with its first partnership conference
We've joined forces with Wiltshire Police
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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