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The latest news and communications from Wiltshire Council.
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Published 21 January 2022
Information evening for people wanting to know more about fostering with Wiltshire Council
People that want to know more about fostering with Wiltshire Council are being invited to an online information session this month.
Published 18 January 2022
Wiltshire Council proposes changes as new opportunities for day services emerge
Wiltshire Council is proposing changes to how it funds certain day services for adults with learning disabilities and older people as new opportunities for providing these services emerge.
Published 6 January 2022
New Year, new challenge - foster carers needed to provide a loving home for Wiltshire's children
More than 50 foster carers have already been recruited and more are needed - particularly to foster teenagers.
Published 16 July 2021
Salisbury River Park Masterplan gets seal of approval
The Masterplan has been developed in conjunction with the Environment Agency, Salisbury City Council, the Swindon and Wiltshire Local Enterprise Partnership and Natural England
Published 9 July 2021
Furlong Close update following High Court decision
Wiltshire Council will continue the process to seek a care provider for Furlong Close following the news Hft has withdrawn its earlier decision to close the site.
Published 16 November 2020
Drive to encourage more people to consider fostering teenagers
Teenagers and those who have been in care are sharing experiences of how a foster family can change a life.
Published 11 November 2020
People urged to scrap paper and submit digital-only planning and building regulation applications
People are urged to submit applications digitally through the Wiltshire Council website to avoid unnecessary delays.
Published 2 November 2020
Drive to raise awareness of private fostering
Support is available for private foster carers
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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