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The latest news and communications from Wiltshire Council.
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Published 5 November 2020
Latest works to improve access to Chippenham railway station
Further work to improve access to Chippenham railway station, via a shared pedestrian and cycle path, is due to start next week.
Published 5 November 2020
Amesbury hotel found guilty of causing injury with fireworks
The incident took place in 2017
Published 5 November 2020
Have your say on the proposed A350 Melksham bypass
People can have their say on the proposed A350 Melksham bypass, and the 18 different route options that are being considered.
Published 4 November 2020
Many council services continuing during national restrictions
We will still run the majority of services while new restrictions are in place
Published 3 November 2020
Cabinet gives go ahead to deliver the first phase of the Salisbury River Park scheme
Wiltshire Council's Cabinet has today (Tuesday 3 November) given the go ahead to deliver the first phase of the Salisbury River Park scheme.
Published 3 November 2020
Cabinet agrees to new zero carbon council houses and energy efficient improvements
It forms part of our commitment to make Wiltshire carbon neutral by 2030
Published 3 November 2020
Wiltshire Council receives government funding to provide accommodation for rough sleepers
Wiltshire Council has received more than £600,000 from the government to help provide long term accommodation for rough sleepers.
Published 3 November 2020
Community invited to have their say at first viewing of early plans for new school build
Interested residents are being invited to hear about early plans for a new school build which will help provide places for hundreds of SEND pupils in North Wiltshire.
Published 2 November 2020
Drive to raise awareness of private fostering
Support is available for private foster carers
Published 1 November 2020
Wiltshire Council's reaction to new national restrictions
Wiltshire Council is here to support residents and businesses following the government's announcement of a new four-week period of national restrictions to help curb the spread of COVID-19.