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Published 28 May 2021
All Wiltshire Council leisure centres to be brought under council management
Ten leisure centres currently managed by Places Leisure will transfer to Wiltshire Council later this year
Published 24 May 2021
Cabinet to decide on next steps for proposed A350 Melksham bypass
At its meeting on Tuesday 1 June, Wiltshire Council's Cabinet will discuss the next steps for the proposed A350 Melksham bypass.
Published 21 May 2021
Wiltshire Council warning to residents giving waste to rogue fly tippers
Fly-tipping will not be tolerated in Wiltshire.
Published 12 May 2021
Pedestrian refuge island installed on A4 Curzon Street, Calne
A new pedestrian refuge island will be built on the A4 Curzon Street in Calne, slightly west of the junction of Savernake Drive. The works will start on Tuesday 1 June and will be completed by Friday 11 June 2021.
Published 29 October 2020
Wiltshire Council publishes its response to the government White Paper on planning
A welcome step forward
Published 29 October 2020
A4 Derry Hill between Chippenham and Calne to reopen later today
The road will reopen at 7pm
Published 27 October 2020
Find out more about the proposed Melksham bypass at Melksham Area Board
Melksham Area Board meeting on Wednesday 4 November at 7pm, will host a presentation and Q&A session for people interested in the proposals for a bypass on the A350 at Melksham.
Published 25 October 2020
Precautionary COVID-19 measures taken at Springfield Community Campus
Wiltshire Council's Springfield Community Campus is taking precautionary measures after two members of Leisure Services staff tested positive for COVID-19.
Published 21 October 2020
Calne Community Campus set to open soon
The leisure centre has had significant refurbishments
Published 21 October 2020
People Friendly Salisbury starts today in the city
The project will reduce through traffic in the city centre, improving air quality and prioritising pedestrians and cyclists.
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