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4th March 2021, 12:49pm | by catherinerussell
We are consulting on our draft Community Safety Plan, which sets out the key challenges and risks facing us over the coming years. With future financial uncertainty, the plan details what we intend to carry on doing and what we intend to ...more
3rd March 2021, 3:58pm | by graememorrison
Wiltshire Council will be reintroducing the normal time restrictions for using concessionary bus passes from 8 March 2021. From that date, concessionary bus pass holders can only use their bus passes from 9:30am on weekdays, but can continue to use them at any time ...more
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3rd March 2021, 9:58am | by catherinerussell
Five Wiltshire Libraries are offering a Census Support Service to assist people who do not have access to a digital device or the digital skills or confidence to complete the online census. This support will be provided by bookable ...more
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by David
The theory goes that a more motivated workforce produces better results. But with one of the impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic being that many organisations moved to remote working, how do leaders and managers motivate their teams when they are not in the same building and can only see them on a computer screen? In this workshop we will help you to motivate your remote workforce in a positive ...more
Beat the lockdown blues and sign up to Alzheimer’s Support’s Skydive for Dementia on March 20th. Not only will you experience the thrill of a lifetime, but you’ll also raise money for people living with dementia in Wiltshire. The charity has teamed with skydive experts ...more
by Maddy Jones
Are you ready to climb the highest mountain in the world, from your very own home, to support your local NHS? We’re challenging you to climb the height of Everest (8,848m to be exact!) and raise vital funds for patients, their families and staff at the Royal United Hospitals ...more
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27th November 2020, 7:02am | by Annie Clayton
We are looking for volunteers to support members at our award-winning day club for people with dementia in Trowbridge. Our volunteers offer a friendly welcome, engage members in conversations, support them in individual or small group activities and assist in providing refreshments throughout ...more
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11th August 2020, 12:00pm | by Eve McBride
HELPING TO KEEP FAMILIES TOGETHER Come and Join The Friends of Erlestoke Prison Volunteer Driving Team. Our volunteer drivers collect families and friends of the prisoners from Westbury Station and Devizes Market Place and drive them to and from the Visitor Centre at HMP Erlestoke ...more
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20th July 2020, 1:31pm | by Debbie Cole
Are you interested in volunteering or gaining experience and have some spare time each week to join our friendly team? Then why not become an LPCC volunteer? At Leigh Park Community Centre, we are driven by a single goal; to do our part in making the community stronger. To help us achieve this ...more
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You can now watch the latest COVID-19 update for Wiltshire from yesterday on youtube. See details below. t.co/toGKfXEpgL
Important information for people who use a concessionary bus pass. Wiltshire Council are re-introducing the norma… t.co/aSeCsEs45u
@wiltscouncil On 6 May 2021, we will be running over 400 elections, including the Police & Crime Commissioner Election that was postpon…
Tweets | by Our Community Matters Westbury
Here you can find more Tweets from Westbury along with Tweets from Wiltshire Council.
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