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Published 20 October 2020
Work to make trees safe will close A4 at Derry Hill for 11 days
Road to close for urgent works to remove around 400 ash trees that are dying of ash dieback disease
Published 16 October 2020
£75 million funding agreement with Homes England given seal of approval
Cabinet has agreed to sign the Grant Determination Agreement with Homes England, the government's housing agency, subject to conditions, to secure £75 million of Housing Infrastructure Funding.
Published 16 October 2020
More Wiltshire libraries reopen and mobile service back on the road
Five more libraries will reopen in Wiltshire over the next three weeks. These libraries will be fully reopened for people to browse for up to 30 minutes, to select and loan books and book a computer for up to 45 minutes.
Published 14 October 2020
Residents' and businesses' permits now available for People Friendly Salisbury
Free permits available from today
Published 13 October 2020
Scheme to financially support people on a low income who have to self-isolate
Published 13 October 2020
Cabinet gives the green light to the next steps in Melksham bypass project
Engagement exercise to start soon
Published 12 October 2020
Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Cornwall visits Wiltshire Council
Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Cornwall visited Wiltshire Council on Monday 12 October 2020 to thank staff for their work to support the COVID-19 response.
Published 9 October 2020
Latest scheme in £1.98 million investment to improve access to Chippenham train station
A new scheme will improve pedestrian access to Chippenham train station
Published 7 October 2020
Precautionary COVID-19 measures taken at St Laurence School
St Laurence School is taking precautionary measures after a pupil tested positive for COVID-19.
Published 29 September 2020
Final plans for People Friendly Salisbury announced - with work due to start next month
Project will see pedestrians and cyclists given priority as several streets in the city centre will be restricted for use by through traffic.
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