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Published 15 February 2022
Council focuses on the future with budget and Business Plan agreed
The council's budget for 2022/23 and its long-term strategic plan has been agreed
Published 9 February 2022
New data shows that 10,016 of smoking households in Wiltshire are living in poverty
New findings show the impact of smoking on people's lives
Published 8 February 2022
Westbury DJ issued fine for breach of noise abatement notices
A Westbury man pleaded guilty at Salisbury Magistrates Court, on 1 February, to 9 breaches of a noise abatement notice, and was issued with a fine of £750 with £400 costs.
Published 4 February 2022
Wiltshire Council responds to Government announcement on council tax rebate in response to rising energy costs
We await further guidance on how the Government announced council tax rebate will be rolled out
Published 29 June 2021
Support for domestic abuse victims in Wiltshire
We are working closely with charity Splitz so people in Wiltshire who need to escape abuse and make positive life changes are supported when they need help
Published 17 June 2021
User survey of cycle route between Chippenham and Calne
People asked to give their thoughts on the North Wilts Rivers Route
Published 10 June 2021
Public urged to be a team player and support their communities during the Euros
We're calling on residents across Wiltshire to support their local communities during the European Championships as we prepare for the start of the football tournament
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 4 March 2021
Breath of fresh air in Bradford on Avon as levels of particulate matter fall in the town
The air quality in Bradford on Avon has improved, as levels of particulate matter have fallen below the objective set in air quality law that originally led to the town's Air Quality Management Area (AQMA) order, and as a result this part of the order has now been lifted.
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