In October 2023, a report of school balances showed that 12 of Wiltshire maintained schools had a deficit in 2022-23.
Exagen Development Limited is seeking planning permission from Wiltshire Council for a renewable energy park development on land totalling approximately 46.4 hectares.
This comes after the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology published a policy paper entitled National Vision for Engineering Biology.
Wiltshire Council has approved an application that proposes a former Lloyds bank be converted into flats.
The site opened in August 2023 after the success of the BeeTees Café-Bar in Market Street and currently serves hot and cold food and drinks to Wiltshire Council staff and County Hall visitors.
The number of taxi drivers has stabilised in Wiltshire following the decline that occurred during the Covid-19 pandemic.
The major landslip affected the B4069 in February 2022 and caused approximately 70m of the road to be dislodged and transported about 25m downslope.
The site is situated immediately between the north west boundary of Amesbury and the southern boundary of Durrington.
The site is owned by the Clifton Diocese and sits on the east side of the Cross Hayes car park, which was previously a livestock market.
Wiltshire Council has approved plans for a new student accommodation building at Braeside outdoor education centre in Devizes.
