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Published 12 October 2023
Get connected for Get Online Week 2023
Wiltshire Council is taking part in the annual national campaign to enable digitally excluded people to learn the essential skills needed to get online safely, confidently, and affordably.
Published 12 October 2023
Feedback from unpaid carers helps shape new approach to commissioning support
A new approach to commissioning the service which provides support and guidance for unpaid carers in Wiltshire has been approved by council leaders.
Published 10 October 2023
Children challenged to keep reading all year round with the Story Adventurers' Club
The Story Adventurers' Club is a new reading challenge offered by Wiltshire Council libraries and aimed at inspiring four to 16 year-olds to read for pleasure all year round.
Published 4 October 2023
Music and art helps capture experiences of unpaid carers
People providing a caring role for family and friends are being asked for feedback to help shape services for unpaid carers in the future.
Published 2 October 2023
Go Green at the library this Libraries Week
Wiltshire Council Libraries are celebrating Libraries Week (2-8 October) with activities and books on the themes of recycling, sustainability and climate change.
Published 21 June 2022
New Melksham Community Campus set to open its doors in early August
The brand new facility is opening soon
Published 13 June 2022
Shared Lives Week
Wiltshire Council is visiting different towns in the county to mark Shared Lives Week from Monday 13 June - Friday 17 June
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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