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The latest news and communications from Wiltshire Council.
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Published 25 May 2021
Furlong Close update
Residents at Furlong Close will continue to access care and support as usual while the future provision at the site is determined.
Published 18 May 2021
Foster Care Fortnight - meet the team behind the scenes
To find out more about fostering with Wiltshire Council you can talk to the friendly team behind the scenes and hear from foster carers by joining a series of online events.
Published 18 May 2021
Leader and Cabinet confirmed for Wiltshire Council
Cllr Richard Clewer has been confirmed as the new Leader of Wiltshire Council
Published 12 May 2021
Update on the Police and Crime Commissioner election
Update from Terence Herbert, Chief Executive, Wiltshire Council
Published 5 May 2021
Foster Care Fortnight - Foster a teenager
Young people in care have been sharing their thoughts on what makes a good foster carer as Wiltshire Council launches a new campaign to encourage more people to consider fostering.
Published 23 December 2020
Archaeological work at Melksham Community Campus site to begin in the new year, as project progress continues
Locals will notice activity on the Melksham Community Campus site in January, with archaeological work set to get under way as preparations for full construction continue.
Published 18 December 2020
Sign up to online events and have your say about where future developments should take place in Wiltshire
Have your say on the Wiltshire Local Plan
Published 17 December 2020
Wiltshire confirmed to remain in Tier 2 'high' category
Government has confirmed that Wiltshire will remain in Tier 2
Published 14 December 2020
Ground investigations as part of Salisbury River Park proposals
To help inform any future works as part of the Salisbury River Park proposals, the Environment Agency is carrying out preliminary ground investigation work at the Maltings and Central Area Car Park.
Published 8 December 2020
Council urging eligible residents to not miss out on self-isolation support payment
If you're on a lower income and required to self-isolate because of COVID-19, you may be eligible for a support payment of £500.
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