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Published 13 May 2022
Council updates on Winsley road closure to build shared use path
Wiltshire Council is enabling safer journeys on foot or by bike between Winsley and Bradford on Avon with the construction of a new shared use path along the B3108 Winsley Road.
Published 11 May 2022
Marlborough resident fined for dumping vehicle
The vehicle was dumped on Silverless Street, Marlborough
Published 6 May 2022
Council seeks feedback on proposed changes to taxi licensing
Wiltshire Council is seeking feedback from taxi drivers and the general public on proposals to change the county's taxi licensing zones.
Published 26 July 2021
Bus services - help the council plan the route forward
Take part in a survey to help shape future plans for local bus services
Published 22 July 2021
Find out more about the proposed Melksham bypass at drop-in sessions at Melksham Library
We are holding two drop-in information sessions at Melksham Library
Published 19 July 2021
Temporary social distancing schemes in Wiltshire to be removed
The schemes will be removed in the coming weeks in Devizes, Marlborough, Malmesbury and Bradford on Avon, in that order, with work expected to begin in Devizes on 20 July.
Published 16 July 2021
Salisbury River Park Masterplan gets seal of approval
The Masterplan has been developed in conjunction with the Environment Agency, Salisbury City Council, the Swindon and Wiltshire Local Enterprise Partnership and Natural England
Published 15 July 2021
Council issues Fixed Penalty Notices and warns of the dangers of using rogue waste collectors
Wiltshire Council has issued three £400 Fixed Penalty Notices (FPNs) recently to householders
Published 8 July 2021
Still time to have your say on proposals to improve Salisbury area junctions
The engagement period ends on 18 July
Published 7 July 2021
New video shows route of proposed A350 Melksham bypass
The video allows viewers to better understand the emerging route and where it sits in the landscape
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