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Non-sticky stickers hit green bin collection

Wiltshire Conservatives voted in February to charge you £40 per year to empty your garden waste bins. In West Wiltshire the green bins were introduced by the old District Council, and were free as a…

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Hopper bus update

The uproar generated by the withdrawal of funding for the service has had an effect. WC now says the Hopper will stay until April instead of being axed this autumn. However the long term future is…

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Snarlton solar scheme approved

A huge solar farm near Melksham has been permitted on appeal. The 80Ha scheme will cover parts of Snarlton, Tanhouse and Sandridge Farms.

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Enormous new development proposed for Trowbridge

Persimmon Homes and Ashton Park Trowbridge Ltd have put in an outline planning application for a development of 2,500 dwellings, employment (Class B1, B2, and B8); two local centres (Classes A1 - A5,…

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A hundred years of bussing

2015 marks the centenary of Wilts & Dorset bus company, now known as Salisbury Reds and morebus, and the company is celebrating with a host of initiatives throughout this year.

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Petition to Save Hopper presented to WC

Wiltshire Independent Councillors Terry Chivers, and Jeff and Helen Osborn launched an online petition that was presented to Wiltshire Council on May 12th, to try to save cuts to the RUH Hopper bus…

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