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Published 29 November 2021
Residents urged to play their part to mitigate the risk of new COVID-19 variant
New national measures have been introduced
Published 19 November 2021
New public health van on the roads to bring COVID-19 testing to communities
The van will be visiting various targeted communities, to offer free lateral flow tests
Published 17 November 2021
The Queen's Green Canopy Tree Planting Ceremony
The Lord-Lieutenant of Wiltshire, Mrs Sarah Troughton has attended a tree planting ceremony at Bourne Hill Secret Garden in Salisbury, organised by Wiltshire Council.
Published 17 November 2021
Relationships at the heart of Alcohol Awareness Week 2021
During Alcohol Awareness Week 2021, Wiltshire Council is raising awareness of the ways alcohol can affect people and their relationships.
Published 4 November 2021
Wiltshire Council resumes its annual canvass process
Wiltshire Council is resuming the annual process of ensuring the county's electoral register is up to date by contacting Wiltshire residents who have not yet responded to the annual canvass.
Published 3 November 2021
Council submits its plan to improve bus services
We have submitted our Bus Service Improvement Plan to Government
Published 30 March 2021
People urged to have their say in neighbourhood plan referendums
Wiltshire Council is urging communities in the county to have their say in the neighbourhood plan referendums that are taking place on 6 May, the same day as the local and Police and Crime Commissioner elections.
Published 28 March 2021
Poll cards start to be posted out with elections on the horizon
Will be posted to registered voters
Published 21 March 2021
Want to earn a bit of extra money? Wiltshire Council needs your support during the upcoming elections
Elections and counts take place 6 - 10 May
Published 4 March 2021
Breath of fresh air in Bradford on Avon as levels of particulate matter fall in the town
The air quality in Bradford on Avon has improved, as levels of particulate matter have fallen below the objective set in air quality law that originally led to the town's Air Quality Management Area (AQMA) order, and as a result this part of the order has now been lifted.
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