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Published 29 June 2022
Wiltshire Council in successful prosecution for breach of planning enforcement
Local man fined for breach of planning enforcement in Bromham
Published 22 June 2022
Planning team highly commended at national awards ceremony
Wiltshire Council's planning team has received a High Commendation at the Planning Awards 2022 for its use of digital technology in planning.
Published 21 June 2022
New Melksham Community Campus set to open its doors in early August
The brand new facility is opening soon
Published 13 June 2022
Shared Lives Week
Wiltshire Council is visiting different towns in the county to mark Shared Lives Week from Monday 13 June - Friday 17 June
Published 8 June 2022
Salisbury is the focus of local campaign to find more foster carers
The council has a three-year campaign to provide 100 new foster carers by spring 2023
Published 28 March 2022
Wiltshire Council launches a campaign to recruit more Shared Lives carers
The council is part of a national scheme which helps people live as part of a family, within the carer's home
Published 22 March 2022
Cabinet asked to approve new approach to providing day opportunities
It will be discussed at Cabinet on 29 March
Published 14 March 2022
Social Work and Me, reflecting on events, challenges, and successes in 2021
To celebrate Social Work Week, Wiltshire Council will be running a series of events to bring together social workers to learn, connect, engage and debate the growing value that social work adds to society.
Published 11 March 2022
Melksham Community Campus continues to make positive progress
Melksham Area Board received an update on the construction of the community campus on Wednesday 9 March.
Published 8 March 2022
Residents invited to comment on two improvement projects in Salisbury City Centre
Wiltshire Council has unveiled the transformational projects that are proposed for Salisbury following the award of £9.4 million from Central Government through the Future High Streets Fund.
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