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'Six to Fix' - Our Plan for Wiltshire
Wiltshire's Liberal Democrats have doubled their membership and upped the number of candidates by over 50% in this year's local Wiltshire Council elections on May 4th.
Wiltshire's Liberal Democrats have doubled their membership and upped the number of candidates by over 50% in this year's local Wiltshire Council elections on May 4th.
The Learning Curve has announced 6 new Traineeship positions which they are offering to 16 - 25 year olds in and around Melksham and Trowbridge.
About 500 Wiltshire children have not been offered their first choice primary school this September with over 100 failing to get one their top three choices.
After a break last year the show returns - it'll be on September 3rd at Kemble airfield.
The green waste collection was provided free of charge in West Wiltshire by the old District Council as a service to the people. Wiltshire Council took a different approach and introduced a fee of…
Wiltshire's Police force has been cut by 153 officers under our Conservative Police and Crime Commissioner.
Wiltshire Council is to stop practical support for the Duke of Edinburgh (DofE) awards scheme for young people.
Over two million people petitioned the government to halt plans for massive cuts to local pharmacy services. Ministers did not listen and pressed ahead regardless.
Closures on the Hilperton to Semington road last year caused a lot of congestion but no obvious improvement in the road surface. So in May Wiltshire Council will have another go.
A Holt motor dealer is the first business of its kind in Wiltshire to sign up to a trading standards scheme which ensures customers can be confident they operate in a legal, honest and fair way.