Wiltshire Council shares information on local help available during Children's Mental Health Week
Wiltshire Council is highlighting the range of mental health support available for children and young people locally and nationally.
Council encourages people to keep wearing face coverings
Conservative led Wiltshire Council is reminding people to play their part in protecting each other against spreading COVID-19 by wearing a face covering where required.
Local test and trace service launched
Conservative led Wiltshire Council has launched its local COVID-19 contact tracing partnership, with the aim of contacting positive cases quickly and slowing the spread of the virus.
Five steps to wellbeing - people reminded how to improve mental wellbeing on World Mental Health Day
People are being reminded of how they can take steps to improve their wellbeing for World Mental Health Day on 10 October.
New Wiltshire Health Improvement Hub to improve health and mental wellbeing
Conservative led Wiltshire Council is launching the new Wiltshire Health Improvement Hub which will assist people who want to improve their health and mental wellbeing.
Wiltshire Council pillar 2 COVID-19 test data
Conservative led Wiltshire Council can confirm that as of 26 June, in the Wiltshire Council area there were 584 positive coronavirus tests confirmed through the Pillar 2 testing programme.
Helpline for children and young people during the Coronavirus outbreak
A children and young people's mental health helpline has been launched in Wiltshire, Bath and North East Somerset and Swindon. The helpline will operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Fourth confirmed COVID-19 case in Wiltshire
A fourth adult in Wiltshire has tested positive for coronavirus
Joint statement on confirmed COVID-19 case in Wiltshire
Wiltshire Council and Public Health England South West's advice following the latest confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Wiltshire.
Wiltshire residents urged to ‘Bin the Butt'
Smokers throughout Wiltshire are being encouraged to safely extinguish their cigarettes and then Bin the Butt with the launch of a new campaign that aims to reduce cigarette litter.