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Published 28 November 2023
Final tree planted in Wiltshire as part of royal initiative
The final tree has been planted in Wiltshire as part of the Queen's Green Canopy initiative.
Published 24 November 2023
Wiltshire Council continues process of seeking a third-party provider for Salisbury's City Hall
Wiltshire Council is continuing to make progress as it seeks a third-party organisation to help run City Hall in Salisbury as an entertainment venue.
Published 9 November 2023
Date announced for Melksham 'Ask the Leader of the Council' event
The next event will take place at Melksham Campus in the library on 28 November, from 6pm to 7.30pm.
Published 20 December 2021
What do you think of the pharmaceutical services in Wiltshire? Let us know
Take part in a survey
Published 17 December 2021
Green waste fly-tipper hit with fixed penalty notice
A £400 fixed penalty notice was issued to a resident from Market Lavington who was spotted fly-tipping green waste
Published 14 December 2021
Funding agreed to refurbish Melksham House
Will be turned into a flexible workspace
Published 9 December 2021
Plan B announced - people asked to continue to play their part during challenging time
New measures will be brought in over the next week
Published 8 December 2021
Future plans for Melksham to be discussed at council meeting
The future of Melksham House and other publicly owned assets will be discussed
Published 1 December 2021
Work Wiltshire launch interactive Labour Market Information tool to help with career and training choices
People wanting an insight into jobs, apprenticeships and training opportunities in their local area can find out the information all in one place thanks to a new tool developed by Wiltshire Council
Published 19 May 2021
£25 million boost for Trowbridge and Salisbury centres
Trowbridge town centre and Salisbury city centre can now look forward to over £25 million investment following successful bids through the government's Future High Streets Fund.
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