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Published 27 July 2023
Tree Wardens scheme to be relaunched in Wiltshire
Following a successful bid for almost £300,000 from a Government fund, Wiltshire Council is relaunching the national Tree Warden scheme in the county.
Published 3 July 2023
Wiltshire Council will lead the drive to help nature recovery for Wiltshire and Swindon
Wiltshire Council has stepped up to take on new responsibilities to drive nature's recovery across both Wiltshire and Swindon.
Published 17 December 2021
Top tips for families to help stay safe over the Christmas break
A reminder for parents and carers of the things that they can do to keep safe and ready for the new year in 2022
Published 14 December 2021
Council urges people to get boosted now
Government wants every adult to be offered a booster vaccine before the end of the year
Published 9 December 2021
Plan B announced - people asked to continue to play their part during challenging time
New measures will be brought in over the next week
Published 19 May 2021
Solar Panels installed at Tisbury Swimming Pool
Tisbury Swimming Pool will now be powered by the sun thanks to a joint initiative by Wiltshire Council and Nadder Community Energy.
Published 10 May 2021
Public reminded to stay safe and keep following the rules as restrictions change on 17 May
Following the Prime Minister's confirmation of the move to Step 3 of the Government's roadmap on 17 May, and the reopening of more businesses, Wiltshire Council is asking people to keep following the current rules until they change on 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 30 December 2020
People urged to follow regulations for New Years Eve
Published 23 December 2020
Wiltshire confirmed to remain in the COVID-19 Tier 2 'high alert' category
The Wiltshire Council local authority area will remain in the COVID-19 Tier 2: High alert category, following a review by the Government.
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