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The latest news and communications from Wiltshire Council.
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Published 26 April 2022
Proposals to change homecare agreed by cabinet
The council now will work together with care providers to create a new alliance called Wiltshire Living Well At Home
Published 28 February 2022
Changes to waste collections start today
From today, Monday 28 February, the waste collection days for nearly all Wiltshire properties will change.
Published 25 February 2022
Residents advised to put bins out as normal as planned industrial action suspended
Wiltshire Council is working with Hills Municipal Collections Limited to ensure minimum disruption to waste collection services in the event of any industrial action.
Published 22 February 2022
Take part in the Great British Spring Clean this March and April in Wiltshire
Wiltshire Council is encouraging local groups and organisations to take part in the Great British Spring Clean this year, from 25 March-10 April.
Published 11 February 2022
Fly-tippers caught following partnership investigation
Two £400 fixed penalty notices have been issued
Published 13 July 2021
Household recycling centre booking system ends on 19 July as sites reopen for non-booked visits
Wiltshire Council has confirmed that the booking system for its household recycling centres (HRCs) will end on 19 July and, from this date, people will be able to visit a site without booking in advance.
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Wiltshire Council will continue the process to seek a care provider for Furlong Close following the news Hft has withdrawn its earlier decision to close the site.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 21 September 2020
Celebrate key workers and keep recycling this Recycle Week
For this year's Recycle Week, Wiltshire Council is urging its residents to continue recycling despite the challenges that COVID-19 has presented.
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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