• Become a foster carer in Wiltshire in 2012

  By wp_alistair at 22:12 on 10/01/12

  

  If you are struggling for a truly worthy New Year's Resolution in 2012, why not consider fostering? There are currently a staggering 400 young people in care in Wiltshire and the council wants to have enough foster carers so that they can find the right foster home for every child that needs one. The council's fostering team is keen to hear from people who want to find out more about this vital role. Gill Burtwell, fostering service...

• Blue-Lidded Bins to arrive in Warminster during October

  By wp_alistair at 20:06 on 15/10/11

  

  Wiltshire Council are rolling out a new tier of recycling service for plastic and cardboard collections from home, and during October homeowners in Warminster will be receiving their new blue-lidded wheelie bins. Collections will begin in November and are fortnightly. For families in particular who get through an enormous amount of plastic and cardboard every week, this service is a huge advantage and will mean fewer trips to the...

• Full Warminster Town Council Meeting Today

  By wp_alistair at 13:06 on 19/09/11

  

  There will be a full meeting of the Warminster Town Council this evening at 7pm in Dewey House, Warminster. Members of the public are invited to listen and contribute. Also present will be Peter Caldwell of Devo Developments, the new owner of the Old Town Hall in Warminster. Mr Caldwell will be providing an update on the current state of play with the Old Town Hall and discussing future plans for the clean-up and conversion of the...

• Cardboard and Plastic Recyling to arrive at Warminster homes

  By wp_alistair at 19:40 on 16/09/11

  

  Residents in Warminster are to shortly receive cardboard and plastic bottle recycling bins. These blue-lidded bins for plastic bottles and cardboard recycling arrive next month (October) as part of the council's improved waste and recycling service. To maintain efficient collections alongside this new service, residents will have a change to the day and/or week that their household and garden waste is collected. The black box recycling...

• Warminster Town Councillor resigns

  By wp_alistair at 09:51 on 11/09/11

  

  Warminster Town Council has received a letter of resignation from Councillor Stephen Wheeler today.  This was not unexpected since Councillor Wheeler has had to move to Weymouth for work reasons, and this move has now become permanent. Councillor Wheeler said: "It has been an honour and a privilege to serve the residents of the East Ward of Warminster, and it is with regret that I have made the decision to stand down." ...

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