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Published 25 May 2021
Furlong Close update
Residents at Furlong Close will continue to access care and support as usual while the future provision at the site is determined.
Published 19 May 2021
£25 million boost for Trowbridge and Salisbury centres
Trowbridge town centre and Salisbury city centre can now look forward to over £25 million investment following successful bids through the government's Future High Streets Fund.
Published 14 May 2021
Libraries to extend opening hours and the Edwin Young Gallery to reopen
Art fans and book lovers will be able to once again enjoy the Edwin Young Gallery, reopening on Thursday 20 May, and some longer opening hours at libraries across Wiltshire from Monday 17 May.
Published 7 May 2021
Helping businesses follow the COVID Roadmap
Guidance for businesses preparing for the potential easing of some restrictions on 17 May.
Published 25 September 2020
Wiltshire Council responds to the Government's Winter Economy Plan
Published 20 September 2020
Businesses encouraged to take part in new Green Homes Grant scheme
Homeowners and landlords can now access funding to pay for the cost of energy saving measures under the new Green Homes Grant scheme and businesses are being encouraged to register their services.
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
Published 9 September 2020
More Wiltshire libraries to reopen
Eight libraries will reopen before the end of this month
Published 26 August 2020
Major planning framework for Salisbury gets seal of approval
The Salisbury Central Area Framework (CAF), a major planning document which will help shape the future of Salisbury city centre, has been unanimously endorsed by the Strategic Planning Committee at their meeting earlier today (26 August 2020).
Published 21 August 2020
More than 750 people share their views on the People Friendly Salisbury project
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