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The latest news and communications from Wiltshire Council.
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Published 23 October 2023
Wiltshire Council pledges to build on support for young people ahead of Care Leavers' Week
Council leaders have pledged to support young people leaving care in Wiltshire by building on the good work already ongoing.
Published 16 October 2023
Adoption West looking for more adopters to come forward during National Adoption Week
During National Adoption Week (16-22 October 2023) we are celebrating how adoption has transformed over the decades
Published 10 March 2022
Wiltshire Council provides City Hall update
Wiltshire Council has updated on its plans for City Hall when the venue is no longer required by the NHS
Published 7 March 2022
New campaign to find foster families for 17 young people in the Calne area
Wiltshire Council began targeting local areas where this is a high need for foster carers last summer
Published 28 January 2022
2,500 years of history uncovered in Melksham
Wiltshire Council's preparation for the construction at Melksham Community Campus site early last year revealed archaeological evidence from as early as the Iron Age (700BC to AD43), found by Cotswold Archaeology.
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 11 January 2022
Discover your history with the launch of updated Wiltshire Community History website
The Wiltshire & Swindon History Centre has launched an updated, more intuitive version of its Wiltshire Community History website. With a more modern feel, the site gives users the opportunity to gain a greater understanding and connection to the place where they or their ancestors lived.
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.
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