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Published 6 July 2021
Council considers future options for delivery of key services
At its meeting on 13 July, Wiltshire Council's cabinet will consider a recommendation to procure a new contract for the services
Published 6 July 2021
Council sets out its grass cutting policy to balance both safety and environmental benefits
As the recent wet weather and subsequent warm spell has provided the perfect conditions for prolific plant growth, Wiltshire Council has modified its approach to grass cutting to keep highways safe, while at the same time allowing wildlife to thrive.
Published 5 July 2021
Roadworks planned over the next four months
Improvement works are taking place in a number of towns
Published 25 June 2021
Council seeks views on two new cycling and walking schemes
Wiltshire Council wants to hear from residents and businesses on two new proposed cycling schemes in the county.
Published 23 June 2021
Engagement on next stage of proposed Melksham bypass begins today
Have your say on the next stage of the proposed A350 Melksham bypass project
Published 23 June 2021
Man convicted of abusing traffic warden in Melksham
A man has been convicted of using threatening and abusive behaviour towards a Wiltshire Council Civil Enforcement Officer in Melksham.
Published 23 June 2021
Save money in Wiltshire Council car parks with a Season Ticket
People returning to offices and workspaces are being encouraged to consider buying a parking season ticket for Wiltshire Council car parks.
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 17 June 2021
Engagement begins today on plans to improve three junctions in the Salisbury area for motorists, cyclists and walkers
Wiltshire Council is today (Thursday 17 June) launching an engagement exercise to find out people's views on planned improvements to three busy junctions in the Salisbury and Wilton area - Exeter Street roundabout, Harnham Gyratory, and Park Wall junction.
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