News and communications
The latest news and communications from Wiltshire Council.
There are 50 results
Page 1 of 5
Search results
Published 18 August 2021
Temporary Winsley to Bradford on Avon cycling scheme to be removed - with permanent improvements to come in 2022
Works are starting this week, to remove the temporary cycling facility that links Winsley to Bradford on Avon, with a permanent facility being installed in 2022
Published 3 August 2021
Wiltshire Council urges the community to support mums to breastfeed
You can play your part in supporting Wiltshire's mums to feel comfortable and safe to breastfeed when out in the community
Published 19 January 2021
Wiltshire Council has become the first local authority to join Safer Highways
Wiltshire Council has become the first local authority to join Safer Highways as part of its new free membership programme and is also backing the organisation's industry-led Stamp It Out initiative to eradicate road worker abuse.
Published 18 January 2021
Major scheme to improve access to Chippenham Railway Station
The improvement works start on Monday 25 January
Published 12 January 2021
Support for the community during the pandemic
Plenty of support remains available for residents during the lockdown
Published 5 January 2021
Last chance to shape the Salisbury River Park proposals
Residents and local businesses have until 5pm on Friday 8 January 2021 to give their views on the Salisbury River Park proposals.
Published 30 December 2020
Wiltshire confirmed to move to the COVID-19 Tier 3 'very high' category
Published 22 December 2020
Winners announced for creative competition that shows off children's amazing designs
Published 21 December 2020
Wiltshire Council signs £75 million funding deal with Homes England
Wiltshire Council entered into a funding agreement with Homes England on Friday (18 December 2020) securing £75 million of Housing Infrastructure Funding.
Published 16 December 2020
Government confirms Christmas bubbles will remain - council urges residents to plan carefully
Government has confirmed that people can still form a Christmas bubble, but wants people to plan carefully
Share this page
