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Published 15 February 2022
Council focuses on the future with budget and Business Plan agreed
The council's budget for 2022/23 and its long-term strategic plan has been agreed
Published 9 February 2022
New data shows that 10,016 of smoking households in Wiltshire are living in poverty
New findings show the impact of smoking on people's lives
Published 8 February 2022
Westbury DJ issued fine for breach of noise abatement notices
A Westbury man pleaded guilty at Salisbury Magistrates Court, on 1 February, to 9 breaches of a noise abatement notice, and was issued with a fine of £750 with £400 costs.
Published 4 February 2022
Wiltshire Council responds to Government announcement on council tax rebate in response to rising energy costs
We await further guidance on how the Government announced council tax rebate will be rolled out
Published 2 February 2022
COVID-19 continues to affect schools and education settings as council reaffirms its support
Wiltshire Council continues to support education settings in their response to the ongoing pandemic
Published 2 February 2022
Wiltshire Council offers business rate relief for some COVID-hit businesses
Rate-paying businesses that have not yet received any rate relief during the pandemic may be able to claim a rate reduction this financial year, under a new Wiltshire Council scheme.
Published 28 August 2020
Update on COVID-19 in Swindon - please play your part
The advice remains the same
Published 28 August 2020
New measures to tackle mass gatherings
People asked to be aware of new measures to deal with mass gatherings and continue to follow guidance this bank holiday
Published 28 August 2020
Advice for families on school transport as back to school preparations begin
Pupils are given advice on travelling safely to school
Published 28 August 2020
Challenges ahead, but a brighter forecast for the council's finances
Better financial report for Wiltshire Council during COVID-19 pandemic
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