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Published 21 January 2022
Information evening for people wanting to know more about fostering with Wiltshire Council
People that want to know more about fostering with Wiltshire Council are being invited to an online information session this month.
Published 20 January 2022
Former Salisbury restaurant proprietor fined £15,000 for rat and fly infested business
The former operator of a restaurant in Salisbury has pleaded guilty and been fined for ten charges of poor hygiene practices found by Wiltshire Council's Food and Safety Team
Published 13 January 2022
Join us on Tuesday for a COVID-19 and 2022/23 budget public update
Join us for an online public webinar on 18 January at 5:30pm
Published 13 January 2022
Wiltshire Council successful with dog microchipping prosecution
A Wiltshire woman has been prosecuted by Wiltshire Council for not having an identification tag on a collar or a microchip registered for her dog.
Published 7 January 2022
Wiltshire's Director of Public Health releases annual report 2020 to 2021
The Director of Public Health Report for 2020 to 2021 has now been published, and focuses on the impact of COVID-19 on Wiltshire communities
Published 6 January 2022
New Year, new challenge - foster carers needed to provide a loving home for Wiltshire's children
More than 50 foster carers have already been recruited and more are needed - particularly to foster teenagers.
Published 6 January 2022
Salisbury resident prosecuted for fly-tipping
The resident appeared at Salisbury Magistrates Court on Tuesday 4 January and pleaded guilty to the fly-tipping offence
Published 30 December 2020
Wiltshire confirmed to move to the COVID-19 Tier 3 'very high' category
Published 22 December 2020
Winners announced for creative competition that shows off children's amazing designs
Published 16 December 2020
Government confirms Christmas bubbles will remain - council urges residents to plan carefully
Government has confirmed that people can still form a Christmas bubble, but wants people to plan carefully
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