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Published 23 November 2021
Pupils help to bury time capsule at Melksham Community Campus site
Children from two primary schools help bury a time capsule at Melksham Community Campus site
Published 15 November 2021
Review under way into some town and parish council areas
People are being asked for their feedback on a review that aims to ensure town and parish councils in Wiltshire continue to be effective as possible, and reflective of the communities they serve
Published 4 November 2021
Wiltshire Council resumes its annual canvass process
Wiltshire Council is resuming 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 1 November 2021
Wiltshire Council leader praises warm community response following train derailment
Wiltshire Council Leader Richard Clewer has offered his thoughts to those affected by the train derailment yesterday
Published 28 July 2021
County Hall to reopen today
Reception is open as normal but the library is closed today (28 July).
Published 27 July 2021
Going on holiday or having to self-isolate? You can still vote in the Police and Crime Commissioner Election
The election takes place on 19 August.
Published 26 July 2021
County Hall has been closed today due to a plant room flood, which caused a power outage
Engineers have been working to resolve the issue today. County Hall will be closed again tomorrow, Tuesday 27 July.
Published 26 July 2021
County Hall currently closed to the public
A burst water pipe has caused flooding in the basement
Published 23 July 2021
Police and Crime Commissioner election candidates confirmed
The election takes place on 19 August 2021
Published 22 July 2021
Trowbridge Library to be closed on Thursday 19 August for PCC election
Wiltshire Council is closing Trowbridge Library for a day on Thursday 19 August as the library space and the exhibition area will be turned into four polling stations for the Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) election.
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