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Published 18 May 2023
Partners to build another 109 modular homes in Wiltshire and Dorset
An innovative partnership has agreed to create more than 100 modern, energy-efficient new homes for people in the South West.
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 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 28 June 2021
#FosteringTrowbridge campaign launches to help find 25 new foster carers for the Trowbridge area
Wiltshire Council currently has 24 foster families in the Trowbridge area, however latest figures show a further 25 foster families are needed
Published 23 June 2021
Consultation begins on providing extra support for sheltered housing tenants in the future
Wiltshire Council is asking residents at its sheltered housing sites to give their views on how they can best be supported to live independently in the future.
Published 17 June 2021
User survey of cycle route between Chippenham and Calne
People asked to give their thoughts on the North Wilts Rivers Route
Published 20 September 2020
Businesses encouraged to take part in new Green Homes Grant scheme
Homeowners and landlords can now access funding to pay for the cost of energy saving measures under the new Green Homes Grant scheme and businesses are being encouraged to register their services.
Published 18 September 2020
Wiltshire Council receives government support to help fund vital work with rough sleepers
More than £47,000 will be spent on a range of measures
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