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Published 21 December 2023
Marlborough added to popular Explore Wiltshire heritage app
Visitors and local residents in Marlborough can now enjoy exploring their local history and cultural heritage with the town being the latest to be added to the 'Explore Wiltshire' heritage app.
Published 14 December 2023
New Vibrant Wiltshire grants will help to fill empty town centre shops
Wiltshire Council is launching a new grants programme in the new year to help businesses in the county bring vacant shops and commercial spaces back into use.
Published 12 December 2023
Wiltshire Council rated "Outstanding" for making a "positive difference to children's lives
Published 6 December 2023
Newly improved Castle Street in Trowbridge reopened for run up to Christmas
Castle Street in Trowbridge is now fully reopened to traffic following the successful completion of the vast majority of works to improve walking and cycling access in and around the town centre
Published 4 December 2023
Archives and local studies at Wiltshire and Swindon History Centre close from today for alteration works
The Wiltshire and Swindon History Centre is closed for alteration work from today (4 December 2023) to 8 January 2024.
Published 1 December 2021
Work Wiltshire launch interactive Labour Market Information tool to help with career and training choices
People wanting an insight into jobs, apprenticeships and training opportunities in their local area can find out the information all in one place thanks to a new tool developed by Wiltshire Council
Published 19 November 2021
Help to Grow Management course available in Wiltshire for small and medium sized businesses
Business leaders can now register for the second Wiltshire-based Help to Grow: Management course, starting in February
Published 4 November 2021
Surveys to commence on Salisbury Future High Streets Fund scheme
Survey work is set to commence on Fisherton Street, one of the key areas in Salisbury to receive investment from the government's Future High Streets Fund. These include topographic, utilities and drainage surveys.
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