Latest news and posts from your community area.
Click on an article to read and contribution to the discussion.
New and close to you at Chippenham sports club on Thursday mornings. A discounted service for local people has arrived at a venue near you! We have a dedicated team across Wiltshire to help cut your toe nails (usually £15 per visit) and all other aspects of foot care, including treatment of calluses, corns and fungal ...more
There hasn't been any comments for this post yet.
Wiltshire Council Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 Temporary Closure of: Sadlers Mead (Part), Chippenham (Ref: TTRO 6446) Notice is hereby given that the Wiltshire Council has made an Order to close temporarily to all traffic: Sadlers Mead (Part), Chippenham; from its junction with Cocklebury Road ...more
There hasn't been any comments for this post yet.
Adult care advice and contact, are seeking feedback about their email and telephone support. In 2019 adult care advice and contact answered over 45,000 calls and 16,000 emails, resolving 80% of queries before handing over the remaining 20% to Reablement, Safeguarding, and Long term care ...more
There hasn't been any comments for this post yet.
Alzheimer’s Support is looking for friendly volunteers at its Movement for the Mind group on alternate Tuesdays 10am-12 noon at the Rotary Hall in Chippenham. The group offers gentle exercise to music in a supportive and friendly setting. Volunteers would be required to set up the chairs before people arrive, serve ...more
There hasn't been any comments for this post yet.
Did you know an estimated 10,000 miles of lost rights of way could be lost forever? The Ramblers is calling on the public to join the search to find and map thousands of miles of lost historic paths across England and Wales, with the launch of a new Don’t Lose Your Way online mapping site today [11 February]. An estimated ...more
There hasn't been any comments for this post yet.
The government has announced its support to fund two major road improvement schemes in Wiltshire, the A350 Melksham bypass and A338 at Salisbury. Wiltshire Council will now develop outline business cases for the two schemes to enable them to progress to the next stage of development under the government’s Major Road Network (MRN) and Large Local Majors (LLM) programme. Cllr Bridget Wayman, Cabinet Member for Highways, said: “This ...more
There hasn't been any comments for this post yet.
