News and communications

Two members of staff from Wiltshire Council's libraries service have been announced as finalists in the prestigious Libraries Connected Awards.

As part of its continued zero tolerance approach to tackling fly-tipping, Wiltshire Council has successfully prosecuted a Calne woman who had dumped waste on a public footpath adjacent to Bank Row in the town

Wiltshire Council has been awarded £584,521.45 from the Department for Transport's (DfT) Traffic Signal Obsolescence Grant (TSOG) fund to improve traffic signals in the county.

The improvements taking place at Fisherton Gateway in Salisbury are progressing well with various phases of works nearing completion.

Wiltshire Council is continuing to host its series of community events across the county where people can ask questions to find out more about the work of the council, with the Leader of the Council having visited 11 of Wiltshire's 18 community areas so far.

Wiltshire Council is pleased to offer a more affordable, convenient way to travel following the successful introduction of a demand responsive bus service

Wessex Internet wins £18m government funded Project Gigabit contract to roll out lightning-fast connectivity to around 14,500 homes and businesses in South Wiltshire.

Wiltshire Council and Salisbury Reds have successfully secured funding from the Department for Transport's (DfT) ZEBRA (Zero Emission Bus Regional Area) scheme to bring 23 new electric buses to the city.

Wiltshire Council and Wiltshire Police are working in partnership to resolve an ongoing issue involving a number of horses regularly roaming loose causing safety concerns in the Odstock area.

Wiltshire Council's area boards have been involved with a huge range of projects to improve their communities in recent months.