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Published 19 May 2022
Council exceeds affordable housing target - and commits to build more
Wiltshire Council has exceeded its target for the delivery of new affordable homes in the county for the year 2021/22, and it has plans to build more in the coming years.
Published 16 May 2022
High Street visits, coffee breaks and online chats planned for second week of Foster Care Fortnight
This week the tour will be taking in Tisbury, Amesbury, Five Rivers at Salisbury, Royal Wootton Bassett, Tidworth, Malmesbury and Westbury
Published 12 May 2022
1,000 Homes for the Future Will Benefit South West Residents
People across Dorset, Wiltshire and Somerset will benefit from a new partnership to build more energy-efficient homes for rent and ownership.
Published 10 May 2022
Report shares local people's views on transformational projects in Trowbridge
Feedback from the engagement on the Future High Streets Funded schemes in Trowbridge
Published 5 May 2022
Who can foster? Wiltshire Council tours the county to encourage more carers to come forward
Two years ago the council started a campaign to recruit 100 additional foster carers by spring 2023
Published 18 August 2020
New affordable homes at Porton to be completed in the autumn
The development will consist of two two-bedroom shared ownership houses
Published 17 August 2020
Wiltshire and Swindon History Centre gets ready to open its doors
The centre will reopen on Tuesday 25 August
Published 29 July 2020
Wiltshire gains good marks with its Adoption Scorecard figures
The Adoption scorecard is published by the government
Published 23 July 2020
Support available for people who use prepayment gas and electricity meters
The Warm and Safe Wiltshire service can help
Published 26 March 2020
Rooms needed to house the homeless
Wiltshire Council has made an urgent call to hoteliers, B&Bs, and Airbnb providers to come forward to offer accommodation to house homeless people in Wiltshire during the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis.
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