Wiltshire Libraries launch mental health reading list
Bradford on Avon Library is promoting a new Reading Well booklist which has been chosen to help people with mental health conditions.
Conservative-supported gym scheme is fit for purpose
Young offenders are working out ways to build a brighter future in a ground-breaking partnership with a Westbury gym. The Athlete Centre is working with the county's Youth Offending Team, which is a partnership including Conservative-led Wiltshire Council, to guide six teenagers who are on court orders through an eight-week gym course.
New rural homes for older residents officially opened
Four new bungalows designed to house older people in rural locations in Durrington are now occupied by residents.
Looking after Wiltshire's trees
Tree surgeons are preparing to operate in Melksham to make sure a stand of poplars have a longer and healthier life.
OVO Energy Tour Series final in Salisbury proves a huge success
More than 8,000 people lined the streets of Salisbury on Thursday 31 May to watch the Tour Series final, as part of the recovery programme for the city, proving that the city is getting back to normal.
Pewsey Vale Community Campus on course for autumn opening
The new Vale Community Campus is on course to open its doors in the autumn. Wiltshire Council is building the £8.4m multi-purpose sports, health, wellbeing and community centre on the old Pewsey Sports Centre site.
Conservative Wiltshire Council completes Ideal Homes in Trowbridge
Conservative Wiltshire Council took a step closer to completing a new £5m housing development in Trowbridge this week.
Conservative Council gets on with major transport improvements
Conservative Council gets on with major transport improvements M4 Jn17 works complete. A350 works at Chippenham progressing well.
Conservative Wiltshire Council and the Great British Spring Clean
Conservative Wiltshire Council takes the lead with the County effort in the Great British Spring Clean
Conservative Wiltshire Council agrees continued investment in key services, infrastructure and economy
Conservative run Wiltshire Council has passed Budget proposals for 2018/19 detailing how we will continue to deliver vital frontline services and invest in key areas have been agreed by councillors today (20 February 2018). The decision means the almost £1 billion spent each year on more than 350 services, is aligned to our key priorities; to protect those who are most vulnerable, grow the local economy and strengthen communities.