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Published 12 October 2023
Feedback from unpaid carers helps shape new approach to commissioning support
A new approach to commissioning the service which provides support and guidance for unpaid carers in Wiltshire has been approved by council leaders.
Published 12 October 2023
Council wins national award for its efforts to encourage people to recycle more
We were delighted to win a national award for our Recycling: Let's Sort It campaign
Published 4 October 2023
Music and art helps capture experiences of unpaid carers
People providing a caring role for family and friends are being asked for feedback to help shape services for unpaid carers in the future.
Published 21 June 2021
Wiltshire Council household recycling centres ending booking system to return to non-booked visits only
Wiltshire Council is ending its online booking system for visits to its household recycling centres (HRCs), so people will soon be able to return to visiting a site during normal opening hours on an ad hoc basis.
Published 17 June 2021
User survey of cycle route between Chippenham and Calne
People asked to give their thoughts on the North Wilts Rivers Route
Published 7 June 2021
Devizes resident issued with £400 Fixed Penalty Notice for fly-tipping
Two armchairs were dumped on the corner of Coate Road and Windsor Drive, Devizes.
Published 31 March 2021
Wiltshire's Amazing Social workers given national recognition
Twenty of Wiltshire Council's adult and children's social workers have been recognised in the British Association of Social Workers (BASW) national awards.
Published 21 September 2020
Celebrate key workers and keep recycling this Recycle Week
For this year's Recycle Week, Wiltshire Council is urging its residents to continue recycling despite the challenges that COVID-19 has presented.
Published 18 September 2020
Wiltshire Council receives government support to help fund vital work with rough sleepers
More than £47,000 will be spent on a range of measures
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