Leisure centres to start reopening next month
A phased reopening for Wiltshire's leisure centres
Measures being put in place to enable residents to travel and shop safely
Conservative led Wiltshire Council is set to receive £227,000 of government funding to support the use of temporary and pop-up measures to create a safe environment for walking and cycling.
Range of Active Communities activity packs to support people
Conservative led Wiltshire Council has created a range of activity packs to support you during the current stay-at-home restrictions.
Support to stay active and connected
Conservative led Wiltshire Council is supporting the county to be as active as possible while our leisure facilities are currently closed and people have to stay at home.
From Get Wiltshire Walking to getting Wiltshire talking
Although Conservative led Wiltshire Council's Get Wiltshire Walking programme has been suspended, the council's walking coordinators have made more than 100 calls to the group members to ensure they feel supported and connected during this difficult time.
More than £46,000 raised at special business and sports gala
A total of £46,617 was raised on 5 March at our eighth Wiltshire Business and Sports Gala Dinner, as local businesses and organisations helped to support the next generation of the county's sports stars.
Young Wiltshire sports stars secure funding for the future
In partnership with Wiltshire businesses, Conservative led Wiltshire Council supported the county's up and coming sports stars of the future at a recent event at County Hall, Trowbridge.
Durrington Swimming Pool due to reopen following major refurbishment
Durrington Swimming Pool is re-opening to the public on Monday (16 September), following extensive refurbishment works totalling £230,000.
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Conservatives led Wiltshire Council launch National Lottery funded project to help people on a low income become active
A new project by Conservative led Wiltshire Council to help residents on a low income improve their health by becoming more active will be launched in Melksham this month.