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Published 15 December 2023
Bradford on Avon Library to close for extended period for work to improve energy efficiency
Bradford on Avon Library will close from Monday 18 December until Wednesday 27 December for an air source heat pump to be installed
Published 14 December 2023
Wiltshire Council awards family hubs contract to give families access to more support in their communities
Wiltshire Council has awarded a contract worth £3m per year to Spurgeons to provide new family hubs in communities throughout the county.
Published 14 December 2023
Round-up of recent Wiltshire Council area board projects in support of Wiltshire county's communities
Wiltshire Council's area boards have been involved with a huge range of projects to improve their communities in recent months.
Published 14 December 2023
New Vibrant Wiltshire grants will help to fill empty town centre shops
Wiltshire Council is launching a new grants programme in the new year to help businesses in the county bring vacant shops and commercial spaces back into use.
Published 14 December 2023
SEND events in January - have your say
Families with children and young people with special educational needs and or disabilities (SEND) and those accessing alternative provision are invited to help shape services in the future
Published 13 December 2023
Melksham House update
A Melksham landmark will take on a new role from autumn 2024 as final preparations are on course for it to open as a school for special educational needs.
Published 12 December 2023
Wiltshire Council rated "Outstanding" for making a "positive difference to children's lives
Published 25 September 2020
Planning, preparation and progress for Melksham Community Campus
Published 24 September 2020
Precautionary COVID-19 measures taken at four educational settings
Published 18 September 2020
Wiltshire Council receives government support to help fund vital work with rough sleepers
More than £47,000 will be spent on a range of measures
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