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The latest news and communications from Wiltshire Council.
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Published 20 December 2021
What do you think of the pharmaceutical services in Wiltshire? Let us know
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Published 17 December 2021
Green waste fly-tipper hit with fixed penalty notice
A £400 fixed penalty notice was issued to a resident from Market Lavington who was spotted fly-tipping green waste
Published 14 December 2021
Funding agreed to refurbish Melksham House
Will be turned into a flexible workspace
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 8 December 2021
Future plans for Melksham to be discussed at council meeting
The future of Melksham House and other publicly owned assets will be discussed
Published 19 February 2021
Double First for the Wiltshire and Swindon History Centre
An e-volunteering project has resulted in a collection of historic postcards becoming the latest addition to an online heritage mapping resource
Published 3 February 2021
Support for people who need transport to get to their vaccination appointment
The council is here to support people who need help to get to their COVID-19 vaccination appointments
Published 23 December 2020
Archaeological work at Melksham Community Campus site to begin in the new year, as project progress continues
Locals will notice activity on the Melksham Community Campus site in January, with archaeological work set to get under way as preparations for full construction continue.
Published 17 December 2020
Wiltshire confirmed to remain in Tier 2 'high' category
Government has confirmed that Wiltshire will remain in Tier 2
Published 8 December 2020
New Salisbury Trails App explores the City's rich heritage and hidden histories
Residents and visitors to the Cathedral City of Salisbury can now download a new app to discover the stories behind the people and events that shaped the city's history.
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