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The latest news and communications from Wiltshire Council.
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Published 26 April 2022
Proposals to change homecare agreed by cabinet
The council now will work together with care providers to create a new alliance called Wiltshire Living Well At Home
Published 8 April 2022
Wiltshire Council ramps up support as hundreds of Ukrainian refugees set to come to Wiltshire
Warm hearted residents from 218 households so far have offered safe homes for people fleeing the war torn country
Published 1 April 2022
Wiltshire Council and Bradford on Avon Town Council confirm transfer of grounds maintenance services and community assets in the town
Several services and assets in Bradford on Avon have today (Friday 1 April) been passed from Wiltshire Council to Bradford on Avon Town Council to enable the local community to have more say in how their services are run.
Published 31 March 2021
Wiltshire's Amazing Social workers given national recognition
Twenty of Wiltshire Council's adult and children's social workers have been recognised in the British Association of Social Workers (BASW) national awards.
Published 11 March 2021
Election notices published as preparation continues
A number of elections take place on 6 May 2021
Published 8 March 2021
Consultation on the Future Chippenham road route options closes on Friday
Make sure you have your say on the proposals. The consultation closes this Friday (12 March) at 5pm!
Published 19 January 2021
Cabinet outlines its financial plan to help Wiltshire recover following unprecedented year
Wiltshire Council has outlined its financial proposals to help the county and its residents get back on their feet
Published 18 December 2020
Sign up to online events and have your say about where future developments should take place in Wiltshire
Have your say on the Wiltshire Local Plan
Published 8 December 2020
Council urging eligible residents to not miss out on self-isolation support payment
If you're on a lower income and required to self-isolate because of COVID-19, you may be eligible for a support payment of £500.
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