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Published 28 July 2023
Two weeks left to register for the solar panel and battery storage Solar Together scheme
Swindon and Wiltshire residents still have time to register their interest for the Solar Together scheme and invest in cost-effective renewable energy for their home or business.
Published 24 July 2023
Council asks for views on key air quality documents
Wiltshire Council is asking for people's feedback on its action plan to help ensure the air quality throughout Wiltshire is safe
Published 6 July 2023
Wiltshire Council awarded £25,000 to stick it to chewing gum litter
Wiltshire Council has been awarded a grant from the Chewing Gum Task Force, administered by environmental charity Keep Britain Tidy, to clean up gum and reduce gum littering.
Published 3 July 2023
Wiltshire Council will lead the drive to help nature recovery for Wiltshire and Swindon
Wiltshire Council has stepped up to take on new responsibilities to drive nature's recovery across both Wiltshire and Swindon.
Published 13 January 2021
Consultation into the Wiltshire Local Plan begins today
People throughout Wiltshire can now have their say on the Local Plan review, and the Gypsy and Travellers Plan, as the consultations begin today.
Published 12 January 2021
Consultation on the Future Chippenham road route options launches this week
The eight-week public consultation starts on Friday
Published 12 January 2021
Support for the community during the pandemic
Plenty of support remains available for residents during the lockdown
Published 8 January 2021
Sign up for Wiltshire Local Plan Review online events
Have your say on future developments in the county
Published 5 January 2021
Last chance to shape the Salisbury River Park proposals
Residents and local businesses have until 5pm on Friday 8 January 2021 to give their views on the Salisbury River Park proposals.
Published 30 December 2020
Wiltshire confirmed to move to the COVID-19 Tier 3 'very high' category
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