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Published 19 March 2024
Wiltshire Council celebrates fourth year of World Social Work Week
To celebrate World Social Work Week, Wiltshire Council will be running a series of events to bring together social workers to learn, connect and influence change.
Published 14 March 2024
New partnership to support unpaid carers announced
We've announced a new partnership to support unpaid carers in the county
Published 14 March 2024
Wiltshire Council issues fines to businesses without commercial waste contracts
Wiltshire Council Environmental Enforcement Officers have issued three separate businesses with fixed penalties notices (FPNs) after they were unable to produce commercial waste documentation.
Published 30 December 2020
People urged to follow regulations for New Years Eve
Published 23 December 2020
Wiltshire confirmed to remain in the COVID-19 Tier 2 'high alert' category
The Wiltshire Council local authority area will remain in the COVID-19 Tier 2: High alert category, following a review by the Government.
Published 22 December 2020
Government grant to help people stay safe, keep warm, and fed this winter
We're working with partners to support people
Published 21 December 2020
Residents in Wiltshire urged to follow new COVID-19 regulations
Christmas bubble only allowed on Christmas day
Published 21 December 2020
Precautionary COVID-19 measures taken at Five Rivers Health and Wellbeing Centre, Salisbury
A member of staff has tested positive for COVID-19
Published 18 December 2020
Guidance for drinking and dining at licensed premises during the festive season
In the run up to Christmas and New Year, Wiltshire Council is encouraging licensed premises to act responsibly to keep everyone safe during the festivities.
Published 17 December 2020
Young people share their thoughts on how to stay safe during the pandemic
Lockdowns, Christmas and what to look forward to in 2021 - young people at one of Wiltshire's secondary schools have been sharing their thoughts on how to stay safe and looking after mental health during a pandemic.
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