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The Growing Up and Moving On Guide helps young people with SEND consider what they want to do after school and the support that is available to help make those choices

Wiltshire Council is ready and has plans in place as Ukrainian families are starting to be matched with people offering up their homes in the county

A Calne resident has been issued with a £200 fixed penalty notice for abandoning a vehicle on Harris Road in the town.

From Friday (1 April), Wiltshire Council is making several changes to its car parking charges, including charging on Sundays in all council car parks.

Wiltshire's new High Sheriff was sworn in on Friday, 25 March 2022 in a ceremony which dates back to Saxon times.

Wiltshire Council Singers, the council's staff choir, joined forces with The Keevil Singers to perform a fund raising concert for the people of Ukraine. They were joined by local Ukrainian singer Nicole Medin who sang two Ukrainian folk songs and joined the choirs in singing the Ukrainian national anthem.

Following a public consultation process, Wiltshire Council has confirmed that Queen Street in Salisbury has been permanently closed to motor vehicles.

People are being asked for their say on recommendations of possible changes to the governance arrangements of some of Wiltshire's towns and parishes, as part of a Community Governance Review.

Wiltshire Council has said Ukrainian refugees making the journey to Wiltshire will be assured of a warm welcome and generous support

On 29 March, Wiltshire Council's cabinet will be asked to agree to the negotiation of a one-year contract