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Published 30 November 2023
Sleeping with one eye open - Rough sleeper team share what it's like on the streets and work to support
Rough sleeping can be isolating, it can be frightening living moment to moment in a state of flight, fright and freeze.
Published 24 November 2023
Prevention and Wellbeing team celebrate their second anniversary
The Prevention and Wellbeing team set up by Wiltshire Council in 2021 is celebrating its second anniversary. The team covers the whole of Wiltshire and are focused on promoting physical, mental and emotional health.
Published 13 November 2023
Reduced price deals this Black Friday at Wiltshire leisure centres
Grab a Black Friday bargain this November with Wiltshire Council leisure centres offering membership discounts to help people get active for less.
Published 9 November 2023
Carers Rights Day free expo will provide unpaid carers with essential information
Unpaid carers are being invited to a free event packed with information to help them on their journey caring for a friend or family member for Carers Rights Day this year
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 28 January 2022
2,500 years of history uncovered in Melksham
Wiltshire Council's preparation for the construction at Melksham Community Campus site early last year revealed archaeological evidence from as early as the Iron Age (700BC to AD43), found by Cotswold Archaeology.
Published 20 January 2022
Demolition works begin to prepare for Melksham community and workspace development
The refurbishment work will get underway later this year
Published 18 January 2022
Wiltshire Council proposes changes as new opportunities for day services emerge
Wiltshire Council is proposing changes to how it funds certain day services for adults with learning disabilities and older people as new opportunities for providing these services emerge.
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