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Published 26 April 2023
The National Databank is now available at Wiltshire Council libraries - providing free SIM cards and mobile data
Wiltshire Council libraries are working with the Good Things Foundation to distribute free SIM cards and mobile data, texts and calls to people in need.
Published 20 April 2023
Repair work required at Wilton Library and the building will temporarily close
Wilton Library has temporarily closed as it requires some essential repair work
Published 14 April 2023
Olympic and Paralympic athletes visit Easter FUEL camps
Wiltshire Council's FUEL programme has formed a partnership with the British Olympic Foundation to deliver Olympic Sport taster sessions.
Published 14 April 2023
Malmesbury children tumbling for joy following the arrival of new gymnastics equipment
Children attending weekly gymnastics lessons at The Activity Zone in Malmesbury, energised by the arrival of new equipment.
Published 28 January 2022
2,500 years of history uncovered in Melksham
Wiltshire Council's preparation for the construction at Melksham Community Campus site early last year revealed archaeological evidence from as early as the Iron Age (700BC to AD43), found by Cotswold Archaeology.
Published 20 January 2022
Demolition works begin to prepare for Melksham community and workspace development
The refurbishment work will get underway later this year
Published 24 June 2021
Melksham Community Campus construction on track
Residents have received an update on the campus
Published 21 June 2021
Some changes to Wiltshire Council services in the next few weeks
Upcoming changes to our leisure, library and registration services
Published 26 March 2021
County Hall closed to the public during elections
County Hall will play a key role in the upcoming elections
Published 3 March 2021
Wiltshire Council libraries join global challenge to read for 200 million minutes!
Support the Wiltshire library service to reach it's target of 125,000 minutes of reading in March
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