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Published 13 March 2024
Wiltshire Council works with charity to provide carpet for those in need
Wiltshire Council is working with furniture charity Kennet Furniture Refurbiz (KFR) and The Salvation Army Trading Company (SATCoL) to provide a cost effective, innovative carpeting solution for social housing residents that cannot afford flooring.
Published 13 March 2024
How did you quit smoking? Survey for smokers and ex-smokers launched on No Smoking Day
Wiltshire Council is putting a call out for people who smoke or have quit smoking to take a short survey and help ensure future support to stop is targeted and effective
Published 29 November 2021
Residents urged to play their part to mitigate the risk of new COVID-19 variant
New national measures have been introduced
Published 24 November 2021
More affordable homes on the way as council's programme makes progress
News houses are under construction in Upavon and Chippenham
Published 19 November 2021
Community invited to shape the vision for Future Chippenham
The events will enable local people to input and help shape the vision of Future Chippenham
Published 19 November 2021
New public health van on the roads to bring COVID-19 testing to communities
The van will be visiting various targeted communities, to offer free lateral flow tests
Published 17 November 2021
Relationships at the heart of Alcohol Awareness Week 2021
During Alcohol Awareness Week 2021, Wiltshire Council is raising awareness of the ways alcohol can affect people and their relationships.
Published 3 November 2021
Residents updated on changes to housing support services following consultation
Wiltshire Council is writing to residents in sheltered housing sites to advise them how housing support services will be provided from April next year.
Published 30 December 2020
People urged to follow regulations for New Years Eve
Published 30 December 2020
Wiltshire confirmed to move to the COVID-19 Tier 3 'very high' category
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