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Published 9 January 2024
Cycling and walking consultation in Melksham and Calne extended
Published 8 January 2024
Improvement works starting in Trowbridge town centre next week
Improvement works at Manvers Street, Fore Street and Wicker Hill in the town centre are due to start on Monday 15 January 2024 for approximately 12 months as part of the government's £16 million investment in Trowbridge via the Future High Streets Fund
Published 4 January 2024
Flooding and travel issues in Wiltshire - January 2024
Advice on travel and flooding following Storm Henk
Published 4 January 2024
Chippenham Market Place formally closed to vehicles to help keep pedestrians safe
Wiltshire Council and Chippenham Town Council are working in partnership to enforce existing traffic restrictions at the town's Market Place to help keep pedestrians safe.
Published 28 December 2023
2023 Salisbury River Park scheme highlights
There were many standout moments during the first phase of the transformational Salisbury River Park scheme as it began to take shape this year
Published 21 December 2023
Residents affected by flooding urged to apply for grants of up to £5,000
Wiltshire Council is urging residents in the county whose properties were affected by flooding during October's Storm Babet to apply for Government grant funding
Published 20 December 2023
Wiltshire Council and Salisbury Reds work in partnership to bid for new electric buses
Wiltshire Council and Salisbury Reds have submitted a bid to the Department for Transport (DfT) for 23 new zero-emission electric buses in the city.
Published 20 December 2023
Improvements works starting in Trowbridge town centre in January 2024
Manvers Street, Fore Street and Wicker Hill are the next areas in Trowbridge to benefit from improvements as part of the government's £16 million investment via the Future High Streets Fund
Published 19 December 2023
Swindon resident issued with a fine after waste found fly-tipped in Winterbourne Monkton
Wiltshire Council has issued a £400 fixed penalty notice (FPN) to a Swindon resident who paid an unlicenced person to dispose of their domestic waste. The waste was subsequently fly-tipped in a layby in Winterbourne Monkton, near the Avebury World Heritage Site, and was inspected by Environmental Enforcement Officers.
Published 15 December 2023
Wiltshire Council's home upgrade programme takes a step forward
Wiltshire Council will be seeking to work with a specialist contractor to help deliver energy efficiency measures to up to 175 existing homes in the county.
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