News and communications
The latest news and communications from Wiltshire Council.
There are 31 results
Page 1 of 4
Search results
Published 31 January 2022
Best wishes for candidates as schools prepare for youth council elections
A total of 89 candidates from 21 schools and the local community are putting themselves forward
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 7 January 2022
Wiltshire Council secures government funding to help rough sleepers access COVID-19 vaccinations
Wiltshire Council has secured a £150k grant from central government to build on the work already in place
Published 30 March 2021
The Wiltshire Wellbeing Hub will take on additional role from 1 April
The Wiltshire Wellbeing Hub, which has proved a lifeline to many local residents during the pandemic, is taking on an additional role from 1 April.
Published 30 March 2021
People urged to have their say in neighbourhood plan referendums
Wiltshire Council is urging communities in the county to have their say in the neighbourhood plan referendums that are taking place on 6 May, the same day as the local and Police and Crime Commissioner elections.
Published 29 March 2021
Changes to asymptomatic testing sites and a new collection model in Wiltshire
You can now collect tests at your convenience
Published 28 March 2021
Poll cards start to be posted out with elections on the horizon
Will be posted to registered voters
Published 21 March 2021
Want to earn a bit of extra money? Wiltshire Council needs your support during the upcoming elections
Elections and counts take place 6 - 10 May
Published 12 March 2021
Keep loved ones safe this Mother's Day
Please stick to the rules this Mother's Day - better days are ahead
Published 10 March 2021
Event organisers urged to think carefully before planning events while future is uncertain
Wiltshire leaders are urging people to think carefully before organising events post-21 June while there is still uncertainty over data and what the future holds.
Share this page
