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Published 26 October 2023
Channel reopening marks major milestone in Salisbury River Park project
The reopening of the River Avon channel in the Central Car Park area marks a major milestone for the Salisbury River Park project.
Published 24 October 2023
Road resurfacing company fined for breaching noise abatement notices
Wiltshire Council's Environmental Control and Protection Team have successfully prosecuted a road resurfacing company for breaching a noise abatement notice.
Published 23 October 2023
Wiltshire Council pledges to build on support for young people ahead of Care Leavers' Week
Council leaders have pledged to support young people leaving care in Wiltshire by building on the good work already ongoing.
Published 19 October 2023
Bird keeper pleads guilty to flouting Avian Influenza requirements
Wiltshire Council has successfully prosecuted and fined a Wiltshire bird keeper for failing to comply with Avian Influenza Prevention Zone requirements.
Published 16 October 2023
Adoption West looking for more adopters to come forward during National Adoption Week
During National Adoption Week (16-22 October 2023) we are celebrating how adoption has transformed over the decades
Published 12 October 2023
Council wins national award for its efforts to encourage people to recycle more
We were delighted to win a national award for our Recycling: Let's Sort It campaign
Published 30 March 2022
Wiltshire Council taking a tough stance against abandoned vehicles
A Calne resident has been issued with a £200 fixed penalty notice for abandoning a vehicle on Harris Road in the town.
Published 18 March 2022
New rewilding and wildflower areas will improve biodiversity in Wiltshire
Wiltshire residents will see more rewilding and wildflower areas popping up across the county as Wiltshire Council works to increase biodiversity and improve the natural environment.
Published 17 March 2022
Agreement reached means waste collection strike has come to an end - and recycling collections will resume from 21 March
Hills Municipal Collections and GMB Union have confirmed they have reached an agreement, which means the waste collection strike has now concluded with immediate effect.
Published 16 March 2022
Act of vandalism causing more disruption for waste collection services
Damage was caused to waste collection vehicles at our Churchfields depot in Salisbury
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