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The latest news and communications from Wiltshire Council.
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Published 24 February 2023
Council invests £1m in new gully emptying machinery to help prevent flooding
Wiltshire Council is investing an extra £333,000 each year until 2024/25 to empty gullies and help prevent flooding in the county.
Published 7 February 2023
Wiltshire's housing team report shows support provided to tenants
Wiltshire Council has published details of the work carried out to support council house tenants through the past 12 months
Published 7 February 2023
"I finally have a place to call home" - former rough sleepers share their stories as people reminded how they can help
Wiltshire Council's Rough Sleepers Team is currently working with 83 people, helping them through the difficult times and putting support in place so they can move into their own permanent home
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
Council updates on best ways to get in touch for housing queries
Queries dealt with by phone or email can be directed to the relevant officer swiftly
Published 7 March 2022
New campaign to find foster families for 17 young people in the Calne area
Wiltshire Council began targeting local areas where this is a high need for foster carers last summer
Published 30 April 2020
Partners working together to target fly-tippers in Wiltshire
Wiltshire Council is increasing its partnership working with Wiltshire Police to conduct roadside checks on people carrying waste in order to disrupt and prosecute fly-tippers. These people are breaking both stay at home government guidance and fly-tipping laws.
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