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The latest news and communications from Wiltshire Council.
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Published 26 September 2022
Holiday Activity and Food programme a summer success
Over 1,600 young people took part Wiltshire Council's FUEL programme over the summer holidays and enjoyed just under 17,000 nutritious meals.
Published 21 September 2022
Wiltshire leisure centres encouraging you to focus on self-improvement this month
National Fitness Day 2022 takes place today, Wednesday 21 September, with a call for the UK to prioritise physical health to support mental strength, under the theme of 'Fitness Unites Us'
Published 13 January 2021
Consultation into the Wiltshire Local Plan begins today
People throughout Wiltshire can now have their say on the Local Plan review, and the Gypsy and Travellers Plan, as the consultations begin today.
Published 8 January 2021
Sign up for Wiltshire Local Plan Review online events
Have your say on future developments in the county
Published 5 January 2021
Leisure centres closure
Published 27 November 2020
Leisure centres to reopen next week
Wiltshire Council is delighted to confirm that all council-run leisure centres will reopen on 3 December.
Published 11 November 2020
People urged to scrap paper and submit digital-only planning and building regulation applications
People are urged to submit applications digitally through the Wiltshire Council website to avoid unnecessary delays.
Published 9 November 2020
Leisure service changes due to new restrictions
Our leisure centres will be closed during national restrictions
Published 11 June 2020
New bin will help to combat fly-tipping in Warminster
Wiltshire Council has installed a new commercial-sized bin on George Street, Warminster, to help solve the issue of fly-tipping on this street.
Published 3 June 2020
Fixed penalty for Royal Wootton Bassett fly-tipper
A man from Lyneham has been fined £400 after CCTV captured him leaving bin liners full of waste next to the recycling bins in Sainsbury's car park, Royal Wootton Bassett. The waste was deposited directly underneath a sign warning people not to fly-tip waste next to recycling bins, and advising them of the consequences of fly-tipping.
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