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Published 19 May 2022
Council exceeds affordable housing target - and commits to build more
Wiltshire Council has exceeded its target for the delivery of new affordable homes in the county for the year 2021/22, and it has plans to build more in the coming years.
Published 18 May 2022
Protecting Wildlife during Salisbury River Park Construction
Preliminary works for the Salisbury River Park project are now complete. Work began in January to prepare the site ahead of the main construction work which will start in June.
Published 12 May 2022
1,000 Homes for the Future Will Benefit South West Residents
People across Dorset, Wiltshire and Somerset will benefit from a new partnership to build more energy-efficient homes for rent and ownership.
Published 10 May 2022
Report shares local people's views on transformational projects in Trowbridge
Feedback from the engagement on the Future High Streets Funded schemes in Trowbridge
Published 6 May 2022
Council seeks feedback on proposed changes to taxi licensing
Wiltshire Council is seeking feedback from taxi drivers and the general public on proposals to change the county's taxi licensing zones.
Published 4 May 2022
Parking restrictions and charges remain in place during strike action on Saturday 7 May
Wiltshire Council is reminding people that all parking restrictions and car parking charges remain in place across the county on Saturday 7 May.
Published 15 September 2021
Afghanistan families update
The latest on welcoming families from Afghanistan
Published 15 September 2021
Essential repairs to Trowbridge's historic Town Hall
The work will take place from 8am to 5pm, Monday to Friday and it's anticipated it will take around three months to complete
Published 10 September 2021
Wiltshire Council explains how helping Afghan families will not impact on affordable homes for local people
Wiltshire Council is explaining how a call out for private rented properties to help Afghan families will not impact on the affordable homes to house Wiltshire households.
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